On the recordMarch 29, 2011
No one in the Congress or the Administration tried to stop you from communicating your best judgments on the estimates for this health care bill.
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congress.govNo one in the Congress or the Administration tried to stop you from communicating your best judgments on the estimates for this health care bill.
Waxman clarifies that there was no obstruction to communication regarding health care estimates.
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