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Gregoire: "No Comment"

0 comments | June 15, 2007 | 2:01 PM | posted by Ryan

A Vancouver Columbian reporter asked the Governor's office to comment on the Davenport ruling becasue "[i]t was Gregoire, as attorney general, who originally argued the constitutionality of the Fair Campaign Practices Act in 2004."


"Lars Ericksen, a spokesman for the governor, said she would have no comment
on the Supreme Court ruling"


Read more at "McKenna calls decision 'important victory' for workers."

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