On the recordMay 15, 2012
I think one of the things that all of us would tell you is that an Executive Order lasts only as long as the person who signs it is in office as a practical matter.
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congress.govBruce L. Braley: “I think one of the things that all of us would tell you is that an Executive Order lasts only as long as the person who…”
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Braley discusses the temporary nature of Executive Orders and the need for legislative solutions.
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