On the recordMarch 5, 2014
If it is a close argument, then they should lose, because the government is the one that is giving them money to perform a service or to provide products.
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congress.govIf it is a close argument, then they should lose, because the government is the one that is giving them money to perform a service or to provide products.
McCaskill argues that government interests should prevail in contract disputes.
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