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Is the federal government too strong? if yes, why? If not, Why? What can be done to improve the federal government? I would like 250 words of your thoughts on this subject. My main question is Is the federal government too strong?

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Not really. The federal government is composed of three branches, each being checked upon by another branch. The other division, the administrative courts, also have checks and balances. States are still allowed to have their own laws and are the authority on many liberties and rights. Even though sometimes the Supreme Court supersedes the state courts, it is still all ...

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