On the recordNovember 3, 2015
And that is why it is the Secretary of State who ought to have the whatevers to come before Congress and defend this decision.
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congress.govAnd that is why it is the Secretary of State who ought to have the whatevers to come before Congress and defend this decision.
Sherman emphasizes the need for the Secretary of State to explain controversial decisions.
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