why would a state that is trying to perform important services for its citizens be penalized to serve a state--to the deference of a state that does not really care about serving its citizens, or taxing its citizens.
John Yarmuth: “why would a state that is trying to perform important services for its citizens be penalized to serve a state--to the…”
On the recordMay 9, 2018
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Yarmuth questions penalizing states that provide services while others do not.
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