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John Shadegg: “No. Well, read it right now, and read these words, Chris. Would you read these words? It says ``retire outstanding…”

On the recordFebruary 13, 2002
No. Well, read it right now, and read these words, Chris. Would you read these words? It says ``retire outstanding debts.''
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John Shadegg
Arizona

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Discussing financial obligations during a debate.

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