I hope that you will take a hard look at both of these Executive Orders and the policies behind them because if, in fact, this Administration is committed to expanding competition, as you eloquently said, it should not be issuing Executive Orders that is going to do exactly the opposite.
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Collins urges reconsideration of Executive Orders affecting competition.
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