Should the united states be decentralized and all control be held by states?
Some political theorists believe that there are limits to decentralization as a strategy. They assert that any relaxation of direct control or authority introduces the possibility of dissent or division at critical moments, especially if what is being decentralized is decision-making among human beings. I personally don't believe all states should have control.ChaCha!
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