Why wouldn't we want to hold this hearing? Why would anyone feel, based on the record, that Congress is fulfilling its responsibilities to the American people?
Joe Lieberman: “Why wouldn't we want to hold this hearing? Why would anyone feel, based on the record, that Congress is fulfilling its…”
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Lieberman questions the rationale behind holding the hearing on Congress's effectiveness.
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