We have an administrative state that tries to usurp the will of Congress, which, really, if you can tell, probably gets under my skin.
Bruce Westerman: “We have an administrative state that tries to usurp the will of Congress, which, really, if you can tell, probably gets…”
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Westerman expresses frustration with administrative actions conflicting with Congressional intent.
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