“I'd like to work on having every fourth year become a year in which no laws are made, but the old laws are reviewed, updated, or deleted as needed. That way we won't get endless, obsolete laws piling up on the books.”

— Jesse Ventura

I Ain't Got Time To Bleed (1999)

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