Samuel P. Huntington. at Harvard. who was a former President of the American Political Science Association. said: Much of our politics is about conflicts between principles with which all of us agree. For example. if we were debating immigration. we might say "equal opportunity" on the one hand. "rule of law" on the other. We all agree with both principles. but they conflict so we have an argument. That is what happened with the question of whether the Federal Government should pass a law to extend a moratorium that says States. cities. and counties cannot tax access to the Internet.
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