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JA*?,EJ*J- KILPATRICK

.^r., UnWeml Pm. Syndicate

<Ti» the season to be jolly, and nothing is jollier in the English language than the assertion of a Michigan legislator some years ago as he tried to salvage a doubtful bill: “It’s the only guts in this thing that we can hang our hats on. ”

•'Die Associated Press in Lansing rounded up some other remarkable comments by members of the Michigan Legislature. In 1977, when Gov. John Engler was in the Michigan House, he made a statement of undeniable probity: “I think if you write an unconstitutional resolution you should be correct.” At this same session, another member of the House echoed the sentiment: “The House will not allow you to circumvent'the rules unless you do it rights

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