And then after, in effect, deciding for us that without a vote that we were going to pay for the election, they were overseeing the election that they now say is corrupt?
Mark Souder: “And then after, in effect, deciding for us that without a vote that we were going to pay for the election, they were…”
On the recordSeptember 29, 1997
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Questioning the oversight and funding of an election.
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