Were you concerned to act until the White House looked into it and made sure there would not be any political fallout?
David Vitter: “Were you concerned to act until the White House looked into it and made sure there would not be any political fallout?”
On the recordMarch 25, 2014
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Vitter asked if political fallout influenced actions on the bonus.
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