It makes absolutely no sense. You are talking about logic and facts, and unfortunately, many times those things do not fit into what we do here.
Renee L. Ellmers: “It makes absolutely no sense. You are talking about logic and facts, and unfortunately, many times those things do not…”
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Ellmers expresses frustration about the disconnect between logic and legislative actions.
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