It's also worth asking the question: what is the purpose of such a compact if any party may simply break it, at will, without ramifications?
Ed Markey: “It's also worth asking the question: what is the purpose of such a compact if any party may simply break it, at will…”
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Markey questions the integrity of compacts if they can be easily broken.
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