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Prairie Gates

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13. Thank you - somebody said it!

Reply to GCG (Reply #10)

Wed Jun 24, 2026, 11:26 AM

19 hrs ago

He has two choices: sign it, or veto it. His third choice, do nothing, is the same a signing it. There is no "sending it back for more legislation." This is a passed bill.

If he vetoes it, he risks having his veto overridden (though of course that won't happen with the craven clowns running both chambers).

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