We would not have been a country, we would not have had a constitution, if there wasn’t some understanding that if you were landlocked, if that is you didn’t have access to the coast, that you couldn’t get your products out of.
Explaining the importance of the commerce clause.
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When I talk to young people thinking about political careers, I always tell them the same thing: get out, get real experience, and take your time, learn stuff.
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It’s important not only for the coal industry. It’s important for every industry.
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