On the recordFebruary 1, 2012
The majority came to a conclusion before any facts were examined, before any evidence was produced.
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William L. Clay
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congress.govThe majority came to a conclusion before any facts were examined, before any evidence was produced.
Clay criticizes the majority for preemptively concluding a scandal without evidence.
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