If a Member has read--and, of course, I was talking about this Member--over 10 books, traveled Arkansas, spoken to people, and believes that a high public official was and may still be a cocaine addict, do I not have a right to state that publicly on the floor of this House?
Robert Dornan: “If a Member has read--and, of course, I was talking about this Member--over 10 books, traveled Arkansas, spoken to…”
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Addressing the right to speak about a public official's alleged drug use.
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