On the recordSeptember 13, 2023
And when we have an agency that deviates from that, it is Congress' responsibility, it is our duty as representatives of the people, to hold that Administration accountable.
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Gosar asserts Congress's duty to hold the Administration accountable for deviations from the law.
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