On the recordNovember 16, 2011
But if the process is faulty, you can't say that the outcome, oh, boy, the IG didn't find the outcome bad.
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congress.govBut if the process is faulty, you can't say that the outcome, oh, boy, the IG didn't find the outcome bad.
Rohrabacher questions the validity of outcomes based on a faulty process.
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