I would assume then that the gentleman would make no distinction between the publicly owned and the privately owned powerplant that pollutes in the Midwest?
David Skaggs: “I would assume then that the gentleman would make no distinction between the publicly owned and the privately owned…”
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Questioning distinctions between public and private powerplants during a debate on pollution.
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