We certainly want to hear the thoughts of all citizens. And it is not appropriate to try and direct those thoughts.
Jason Smith: “We certainly want to hear the thoughts of all citizens. And it is not appropriate to try and direct those thoughts.”
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Smith insists on the need for open public feedback without direction.
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