The Administration's gaslighting argument of 'we have to destroy it, in order to protect it' is as plainly ridiculous as it is offensive.
Raúl Grijalva: “The Administration's gaslighting argument of 'we have to destroy it, in order to protect it' is as plainly ridiculous as…”
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Grijalva criticizes the administration's justification for destroying sacred sites.
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