The public health official doesn't get to decide. The people whose names are on the ballot elected to the state legislature, they get to decide.
Jim Jordan: “The public health official doesn't get to decide. The people whose names are on the ballot elected to the state…”
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Jordan emphasizes that elected officials should make final decisions, not public health officials.
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