I thought when the President ran that he was saying he wanted to unify this country, that there wasn't going to be a red state and a blue state but we were just going to be an American state and we were all going to work together, but yet I see one rule after another dividing us, and I don't see anything coming from this rule that unifies us.
David McKinley: “I thought when the President ran that he was saying he wanted to unify this country, that there wasn't going to be a red…”
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McKinley criticizes the divisive impact of EPA rules on national unity.
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