On the recordFebruary 29, 2016
The government's assertion of power is without limiting principle, and likely to have sweeping consequences.
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congress.govThe government's assertion of power is without limiting principle, and likely to have sweeping consequences.
Conyers warns about the broad implications of the government's power claims.
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