On the recordJune 22, 2015
It does not make sense for States to spend limited resources planning out how to comply with a rule that we know will ultimately be stricken down.
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congress.govJim Inhofe: “It does not make sense for States to spend limited resources planning out how to comply with a rule that we know will…”
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Inhofe argues against states preparing for a rule he believes will be invalidated.
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