I would like to say I have three areas of regret and a little disappointment here, and that is this is the second legislative hearing that this Subcommittee has held in Congress and both of the agendas of those hearings were set entirely by the majority without any input from the minority, either Members or staff.
Neal Dunn: “I would like to say I have three areas of regret and a little disappointment here, and that is this is the second…”
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Dunn voices disappointment over lack of minority input in legislative agendas.
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