Without an elected House, the entire Federal Government could be run, laws could be written, without a single branch representing the popular will.
Jim Sensenbrenner: “Without an elected House, the entire Federal Government could be run, laws could be written, without a single branch…”
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Sensenbrenner warns against the dangers of an unelected House in governance.
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