I think we use that excuse way too often in Congress, in the administration. 'Well, that is an unintended consequence.'
Jerry Moran: “I think we use that excuse way too often in Congress, in the administration. 'Well, that is an unintended consequence.'”
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Moran criticizes the frequent use of unintended consequences as an excuse in governance.
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