On the recordMay 7, 2009
Making decisions on who should have command positions solely based on statistics and politics, where the outcome of the decision could result in injury or death, is contrary to sound public policy.
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congress.govMaking decisions on who should have command positions solely based on statistics and politics, where the outcome of the decision could result in injury or death, is contrary to sound public policy.
Cardin argues against politicized decision-making in public safety roles.
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