It is of infinite importance to demonstrate that legislation is used not for the benefit of the legislator, but of the public.
Calvin Coolidge: “It is of infinite importance to demonstrate that legislation is used not for the benefit of the legislator, but of the…”
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Coolidge emphasizes the importance of demonstrating that legislation serves the public interest rather than personal gain.
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