On the recordApril 20, 2021
Some would say that the failure of an SBA nominee to be transparent about taxpayer funded programs under this Committee's jurisdiction would be disqualifying in and of itself.
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congress.govRand Paul: “Some would say that the failure of an SBA nominee to be transparent about taxpayer funded programs under this…”
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Rand Paul argues that lack of transparency from a nominee is grounds for disqualification.
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