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Russ Stilwell

Wednesday, January 25, 2012. RTW - Never should have happened! Never Should Have Happened! The House Republican Leadership team has made the 2012 session of the General Assembly a historical lesson on how to pass a divisive and contentious bill by using the most excruciating procedural sequences ever envisioned. This grueling process lacked clarity, rules, direction or any semblance of a seamless process. It never should have happened this way. They knew that labor would make this a most painful process.
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012. RTW - Never should have happened! Never Should Have Happened! The House Republican Leadership team has made the 2012 session of the General Assembly a historical lesson on how to pass a divisive and contentious bill by using the most excruciating procedural sequences ever envisioned. This grueling process lacked clarity, rules, direction or any semblance of a seamless process. It never should have happened this way. They knew that labor would make this a most painful process.

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