On the recordDecember 1, 2009
I think we are all entitled to our opinions. But we arrive at opinions by looking at facts, and facts come from studies, not summaries and memoranda.
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congress.govI think we are all entitled to our opinions. But we arrive at opinions by looking at facts, and facts come from studies, not summaries and memoranda.
Franken stresses the importance of facts over summaries in forming opinions.
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