On the recordJanuary 14, 2009
We don't want to criminalize policy differences that might exist between the outgoing administration and the administration that is about to take over.
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congress.govWe don't want to criminalize policy differences that might exist between the outgoing administration and the administration that is about to take over.
Holder discusses avoiding criminalization of policy disagreements between administrations.
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