If we don't like the law, let's change the law, but what we have to stop is that the unintended consequences of bureaucrats dictating the principles in which Congress finds itself predicating through a statute only breeds the contempt of the law.
Paul Gosar: “If we don't like the law, let's change the law, but what we have to stop is that the unintended consequences of…”
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Gosar emphasizes the need to change laws rather than allow bureaucratic overreach.
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