It is not from a handful at all. It would be from a number of people. It would all be reported. And if people think that is too much, they would not vote for them in the election. What is the matter with that? That is freedom. That is disclosure. That is the American system.
John Doolittle: “It is not from a handful at all. It would be from a number of people. It would all be reported. And if people think that…”
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Discussing the importance of transparency and disclosure in the electoral process.
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