Further, I ask Congress to prohibit specifically: --The obstruction of passage into or out of a government office; --The use of loud, abusive, or threatening language, or any disorderly conduct that has as its goal the disruption of government business; and, --Any act of physical violence within a GSA facility.
Richard Nixon: “Further, I ask Congress to prohibit specifically: --The obstruction of passage into or out of a government office; --The…”
On the recordJanuary 25, 1971
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Special Message to the Congress Resubmitting Legislative Proposals
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