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Showing Original Post only (View all)You had me at "I'll read it to you," Nancy. [View all]
"The law is very clear. The law says, and I'll read it to you: Upon written request from the Chairman of Ways and Means...the Secretary SHALL furnish...-not MAY
-not could
-not should
SHALL furnish the Committee with any return..."
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He put his tiny hand on the book and SWORE to uphold the laws of this nation.
Haggis for Breakfast
Apr 2019
#40
"Shall" in legal terms is direct and unambiguous. Every lawyer and Judge knows the significance of
Pepsidog
Apr 2019
#26
Nancy's bit is awesome ... however it's not actually answering the question being asked.
mr_lebowski
Apr 2019
#27
"Shall" is even stronger than "will." This isn't liberal interpretation. The law *is* clear. n/t
Beartracks
Apr 2019
#37