On the recordApril 28, 2015
Government by popularly elected representatives, on the one hand, and government by Federal administrators swearing by the authority of science, on the other hand, are contradictory notions.
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congress.govLouie Gohmert: “Government by popularly elected representatives, on the one hand, and government by Federal administrators swearing by…”
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Gohmert argues that elected officials and federal scientists represent conflicting governance models.
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