It was necessary. And if there’s any hope that Congress is going to get back to a point of more decorum of, you know, collegiality among, among members, trust among members, then the House had to take this action to censure Gosar.
Donna Edwards: “It was necessary. And if there’s any hope that Congress is going to get back to a point of more decorum of, you know…”
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Donna Edwards argues that censure of Paul Gosar was necessary for restoring decorum in Congress.
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