This argument is flawed. Before a single vote has been cast, critics of the bill have used their crystal ball to predict the results.
Rob Bishop: “This argument is flawed. Before a single vote has been cast, critics of the bill have used their crystal ball to predict…”
On the recordJune 23, 2009
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Refuting claims that the bill favors statehood by predicting outcomes without evidence.
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