I submit to my colleagues in the House of Representatives that now is the time that we must stand. We cannot allow the President of the United States to continue to bully. We must wait on the adjudication by this court action with the Department of Justice. We must wait and allow the people to decide and make these determinations through its constitutionally divided government. I thank my colleagues, and I thank Mr. Simpson for his leadership on this bill. Mr. Chairman, I reserve the balance of my time. Parliamentary Inquiry
Robert Pittenger: “I submit to my colleagues in the House of Representatives that now is the time that we must stand. We cannot allow the…”
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