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GulfCoast66

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2. Don't many states require that the winning bid wins?
Fri Apr 21, 2017, 10:23 PM
Apr 2017

And if a government agency based contacting decisions on ideology would that not be a violation of the 1st amendment by punishing them for what they say?

Don't get me wrong I hate the SOBs but seems this could be a double edged sword.

Just curious about the legal aspects of it.

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