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“Slaveholders were eager to get that case before Taney, because that would have nationalized slavery,” Waite said.

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In the meantime, he’s also trying to nationalize industries.

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“There’s a kind of sense of local accountability, and as news becomes nationalized and even internationalized, there’s a loss there.”

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Chemerinsky said invoking the Insurrection Act and nationalizing a state’s National Guard has been reserved for extreme circumstances in which there are no other alternatives to maintain the peace.

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The roots of his presidential campaign date to 1987, when amid a spiraling economic crisis, the Peruvian government proposed nationalizing banks.

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