I do not want the audience or whoever may be watching us have this conversation tonight to perceive this simply to be a one-sided partisan attack on the White House because that would be a distorted view of our purpose and our intent.
Bill Delahunt: “I do not want the audience or whoever may be watching us have this conversation tonight to perceive this simply to be a…”
On the recordApril 28, 2004
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Addressing the perception of partisanship in a discussion about the White House.
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