If we, by principle of government, believe you should have access to the Judicial Branch to argue in front of a judge and have a judge decide what is appropriate or inappropriate, I believe that if you abandon your principles at a time when a big problem is afoot, then you probably didn't have those principles to start with.
Trey Hollingsworth: “If we, by principle of government, believe you should have access to the Judicial Branch to argue in front of a judge…”
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Hollingsworth emphasizes the importance of judicial access in government principles during financial discussions.
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