“Sir, don’t you think Utah is a special case?” “Every case has partisans who insist it is special,” Hoover… — Harry Turtledove
“Sir, don’t you think Utah is a special case?”
“Every case has partisans who insist it is special,” Hoover answered. “I recognize none of them. I believe none of them. The same principles must apply throughout the United States.”
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