On the recordNovember 28, 2012
The problem is that each one comes with a waiver. And the problem with waivers is that invariably they are exercised, and it is that that needs to be stopped.
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congress.govThe problem is that each one comes with a waiver. And the problem with waivers is that invariably they are exercised, and it is that that needs to be stopped.
Highlights issues with conditional aid and the frequent use of waivers.
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