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Ugh--just finished the Heritage Foundation report, and while I'll never be able to talk them down off their podium, it is a meaningful realization to recognize that others may have read this report. We'll all need to prepare to constructively counteract these points, then.
Excellent point. Thanks for your comment!
Perry Swanson
Communications director
Colorado Center on Law and Policy
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