Clearly, there are politics all around, and to pretend that there is not because it is the executive branch exercising its prerogative is, I think, naive.
Sean Reyes: “Clearly, there are politics all around, and to pretend that there is not because it is the executive branch exercising…”
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Reyes acknowledges the political nature of executive decisions regarding recognition.
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