I don't think that stalemate benefits the public, but I know it benefits them in many instances.
David Vitter: “I don't think that stalemate benefits the public, but I know it benefits them in many instances.”
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Vitter criticizes groups that profit from the legislative stalemate regarding chemical management.
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