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  The Great Betrayal: How the Right Fell in Love with Unchecked Government Power While Violent Predators Walk Free   I like to think that most Americans who believe in law-and-order hold to a few simple, common-sense truths: The Constitution is supreme. If you commit a violent crime against an innocent person, you belong behind bars. The federal government should never have unchecked, arbitrary power to throw people into cages without a real trial. For nearly a century, conservatives warned the nation about the deadly danger of the "Administrative State" —the unelected federal bureaucracy, the "Deep State," the agencies that operate outside the Constitution. Thinkers, talk-radio hosts, and constitutionalists gave fiery speeches warning us: “If you let federal agencies bypass real courts, if you let bureaucrats act as investigator, prosecutor, and judge without a jury of your peers, you are handing Washington the keys t...