On the recordFebruary 25, 2019
A right without a remedy is actually not a right.
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Loudermilk stresses the importance of having remedies for rights.
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The question is, is the Library still focused on its preeminent mission to serve Congress and to prioritize Congress among its customers?
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My understanding has always been that when an act of Government can deprive citizens of property or liberty, it is not a rule or regulation, it is a law, and only Congress can enact those laws.
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