to say that a broad array of unclassified documents somehow in totality makes classified is to make everything you do unavailable to the Congress.
Darrell Issa: “to say that a broad array of unclassified documents somehow in totality makes classified is to make everything you do…”
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Issa argued against the classification of documents that are individually unclassified.
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