Foundation of liberty was personal freedom

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Thomas Jefferson believed that the foundation of liberty was personal freedom, while John Adams saw its foundation in a powerful American state that could protect the American way of life, of which personal freedom was a part. Today, the friction between personal freedom and state power continues to be a source of furious debate. Where should the balance be struck? Consider the question in the context of national security, law and order, and a society that prizes personal freedom and choice.

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