The Administrator of the EPA essentially said, hey, whether we win or lose in the Supreme Court, it doesn't really matter because those American people who they are supposed to be represented, that we represent, they have to do what we say anyways.
Dan Sullivan: “The Administrator of the EPA essentially said, hey, whether we win or lose in the Supreme Court, it doesn't really…”
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Sullivan critiques the EPA's disregard for Supreme Court rulings.
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