On the recordNovember 30, 2011
If a district court were to conclude that a Member of Congress does not owe a duty of trust and confidence to the United States and to the American people, I would be mightily surprised.
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congress.govIf a district court were to conclude that a Member of Congress does not owe a duty of trust and confidence to the United States and to the American people, I would be mightily surprised.
Lieberman expresses disbelief that Congress members wouldn't owe trust to the public.
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