On the recordJuly 17, 2012
Obviously, if you have two on each side, it doesn't produce a tie; it just means it is a balanced presentation and that is always a good idea so we hear both sides of the issue.
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congress.govObviously, if you have two on each side, it doesn't produce a tie; it just means it is a balanced presentation and that is always a good idea so we hear both sides of the issue.
Waxman emphasizes the importance of balanced discussions in hearings.
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