Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah), who has bucked the thought of dining with horses, took to MSNBC on Thursday to further defend his opposition to miniature horses in restaurants and other businesses.At the end month, the Justice Department implemented a rule allowing disabled individuals to employ trained miniature horses as alternatives to guide dogs under the American Disabilities Act. Chaffetz fired back by offering an amendment to the Commerce, Justice, and Science appropriations bill that would bar the employ of funds to implement that section of the ADA. The congressman defended his proposal on MSNBC’s “The Daily Rundown,” telling host Luke Russert that while he understands that “there are some human beings that demand these horses,” his objection to the rule comes down to two problems: the Justice Department’s creation of what Chaffetz has called a “regulatory burden,” and potty training. Glance at More…
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