On the recordFebruary 2, 2011
As part of our oversight duty we need to make sure that we are asking the hard and tough questions of the community.
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congress.govSaxby Chambliss: “As part of our oversight duty we need to make sure that we are asking the hard and tough questions of the community.”
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Chambliss stresses the need for rigorous questioning in oversight responsibilities.
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