On the recordJune 3, 2013
You know, the question before us today is, who decides who gets to participate in the public square? Is it bureaucrats, or is it the American people?
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congress.govYou know, the question before us today is, who decides who gets to participate in the public square? Is it bureaucrats, or is it the American people?
Roskam emphasizes the importance of public participation over bureaucratic control.
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