I believe that we are both, irrespective of who leads the Congress, irrespective of who leads the White House, we are all disadvantaged as Americans when Congress becomes feckless in its attempts to do oversight over the executive branch.
Rob Woodall: “I believe that we are both, irrespective of who leads the Congress, irrespective of who leads the White House, we are…”
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Woodall emphasizes the importance of Congress's oversight role regardless of party leadership.
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