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He led Republican lawmakers in seeking answers from the WNBA about eligibility and safety policies.
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Indiana Rep. Marlin Stutzman led four other Republican lawmakers in a letter seeking answers from the WNBA about eligibility and player and fan safety policies. The league was asked to respond by Oct. 16, but the lawmakers did not specify what they would do if it did not respond.
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