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Greg Ganske: If we go from 492 to 878, I do not know anyone in my district that calls that a decrease.

On the recordJanuary 4, 1996
If we go from 492 to 878, I do not know anyone in my district that calls that a decrease.
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Greg Ganske
Republican · Iowa

Editor's note · Context

Discussing changes in numbers related to a specific issue.

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