On the recordMarch 11, 2014
I regret not having been here to hear the questions, given how this committee has proceeded, proceeding in good faith to try to get a bill out.
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congress.govI regret not having been here to hear the questions, given how this committee has proceeded, proceeding in good faith to try to get a bill out.
Expressing regret for missing important discussions in committee.
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