Ronald Reagan in 1965:

Ronald Reagan in 1965:

“We've heard representatives in the higher echelons of government ask us:

‘Well, are you afraid of your own government?’

Ronald Reagan in 1965:

“We've heard representatives in the higher echelons of government ask us:

‘Well, are you afraid of your own government?’

To tell you the truth, I am. And all of us should be.

And I speak not in a partisan sense of an administration or individuals. I'm… pic.twitter.com/hvLniRW5kP

— Yashar Ali ???? (@yashar)August 31, 2024

To tell you the truth, I am. And all of us should be.

And I speak not in a partisan sense of an administration or individuals. I'm talking about the institution of government. Wasn't this the admonition of the Founding Fathers—that government tends to grow, to take on power, until freedom eventually is lost?

The fact is, and we can't escape it, only government is capable of tyranny.”