On the recordMarch 13, 2018
The problem with that is that puts Members' personal interests ahead of their public duties, and that is always a bad place to go.
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congress.govThe problem with that is that puts Members' personal interests ahead of their public duties, and that is always a bad place to go.
McClintock criticizes prioritizing personal interests over public duties in budget processes.
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