What I think this is, is incorrect news. I'm going to guess that a subject in one meeting may have gotten approval and later the proponents released erroneous hearsay by combining two separate issues into one statement released to the press.
In other words, those people may have been in agreement in principle on one set of issues early on, but nowhere in sight when the subject was further modified to suit the proponents' goals.
This is one of their favorite tactics. They love to play the selective memory, broad based assumptions card; and to Hell with all the small relevant details. Just one more little lie in the compilation to bolster the big lie.
jsc
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