On the recordApril 4, 2017
when Congress enacts a law, you need a new law to change the old law, and that new law needs to go through the same process as the old law.
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congress.govwhen Congress enacts a law, you need a new law to change the old law, and that new law needs to go through the same process as the old law.
Womack explains the legislative process for changing laws and rules.
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