On the recordMarch 9, 2021
the fact that so many times the science was stifled, not for policy reasons so much as political, has been--really eroded the confidence.
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congress.govthe fact that so many times the science was stifled, not for policy reasons so much as political, has been--really eroded the confidence.
DeGette emphasizes the negative impact of political interference on scientific integrity.
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