So the last speaker was totally out of order in his suggestion that we were avoiding taxpayer rights, because what we are involved with is giving all American taxpayers a new right, the right to know what these phony organizations do that taxpayers are forced to subsidize--where they get their money, just as they already can learn about the gentleman, myself, or any other candidate for federal office.
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