The Secretary herself thinks states should be heard from after they come up with a rule, and that is not what the law says.
Louie Gohmert: “The Secretary herself thinks states should be heard from after they come up with a rule, and that is not what the law…”
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Gohmert criticizes the Secretary's view on state participation in rulemaking.
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