On the recordApril 6, 2014
I mean, I agree, I mean, I think we all agree this is ridiculous. Twelve years.
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congress.govI mean, I agree, I mean, I think we all agree this is ridiculous. Twelve years.
Whitfield expresses frustration over the lengthy legislative process.
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