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Last updated on Tuesday, March 29, 2011
(STATEHOUSE) - Republican House Speaker Brian Bosma is sounding off less than 24 hours after house Democrats returned to the floor.
Bosma says the Democrats are embellishing their "victories" from the five week exile.
Bosma says, yes, there were compromises.
But, the public collective bargaining bill is "very much alive and well."
Bosma did say right-to-work is officially dead and senate leaders had agreed to that awhile ago.
Bosma also called the democrats march into the Statehouse Monday afternoon a "charade" perpetuated by union members who've been fighting various labor bill changes.
Bosma says he hopes proposed redistricting changes will put an end to what he calls an "enclave" of Democrats controlling certain parts of the state.
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