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?
Peter Roskam: “You know, the question before us today is, who decides who gets to participate in the public square? Is it bureaucrats…”
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Roskam emphasizes the importance of public participation over bureaucratic control.
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