On the recordSeptember 19, 2012
This committee has heard a lot of arguments from victims and people are being convinced that they are victims by the government when that is not the case.
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congress.govThis committee has heard a lot of arguments from victims and people are being convinced that they are victims by the government when that is not the case.
Waxman argues against the narrative of government victimization.
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