The new trend is that this committee continues to use or, rather, should I say, continues to abuse its power to conduct oversight into the private activities of private citizens and private companies.
Andrew Clyde: “The new trend is that this committee continues to use or, rather, should I say, continues to abuse its power to conduct…”
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Clyde criticizes the committee for overstepping its authority in private matters.
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