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> When she told them about the proposed legislation, they insisted on knowing what it would say, whether it would be formally introduced, and when. Is that rea
by lights0123 6y ago
> When she told them about the proposed legislation, they insisted on knowing what it would say, whether it would be formally introduced, and when.
Is that really necessary?
- Railsify 6y agoI would imagine that those questions would be easily answerable if true, similar to how a border guard might ask seemingly random questions in that context but a series of 'uh, uh' answers might indicate something else. Sometimes investigators ask questions just to keep the target talking and build a report. Those questions are reasonable to expect a public figure politician and their staff to answer.