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Ideally, yes. Leaves little wiggle room, settles things with minimal bloodshed, and stamps a nigh objecive ruling. But if blood is spilt, it'll slow things dow
by johnnyanmac 2y ago
Ideally, yes. Leaves little wiggle room, settles things with minimal bloodshed, and stamps a nigh objecive ruling.
But if blood is spilt, it'll slow things down in ways congress seems unable to do. Not stop, but slow down.