It takes a lot of nerve for an investigative agency to assert primary jurisdiction over AID after independent peer review has determined they are not in compliance with government investigative standards.
Claire McCaskill: “It takes a lot of nerve for an investigative agency to assert primary jurisdiction over AID after independent peer…”
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McCaskill criticizes an agency's claim to jurisdiction despite failing to meet standards.
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