On the recordSeptember 25, 2008
Somehow, you are going to wear out your welcome with the Congress and we are going to have people in Congress pushing, with sufficient strength, that the recognition process doesn't work.
Somehow, you are going to wear out your welcome with the Congress and we are going to have people in Congress pushing, with sufficient strength, that the recognition process doesn't work.
Dorgan warns about Congress's patience with the recognition process.
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