No, it just simply says you cannot use the money to pursue law-abiding citizens who have a legal prescription.
Gilbert Gutknecht: “No, it just simply says you cannot use the money to pursue law-abiding citizens who have a legal prescription.”
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Discussing the use of funds related to legal prescriptions.
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