On the recordFebruary 6, 2018
Is there a way for them to be publicly exonerated for something that they didn't commit when this is all over, to at least clear people's names?
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congress.govIs there a way for them to be publicly exonerated for something that they didn't commit when this is all over, to at least clear people's names?
McSally questions the process of publicly clearing names after unfounded allegations.
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