On the recordSeptember 22, 2021
Instead of deferring everything to the executive branch and to people who aren't elected to make the rules.
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congress.govSam Graves: “Instead of deferring everything to the executive branch and to people who aren't elected to make the rules.”
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Critiques reliance on the executive branch for rule-making.
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