Controlling human activity is not necessarily consistent with the founders of this country, who believed that human beings have rights to control their own actions.
Dana Rohrabacher: “Controlling human activity is not necessarily consistent with the founders of this country, who believed that human…”
On the recordDecember 10, 2013
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Rohrabacher argues against controlling human activity based on climate change.
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