I think it is important to remember, you can impose rules. We are Congress; we can do whatever we want imposing rules.
Adam Kinzinger: “I think it is important to remember, you can impose rules. We are Congress; we can do whatever we want imposing rules.”
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Kinzinger emphasizes Congress's authority to impose rules but notes limits on influencing human behavior.
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