On the recordMay 31, 2010
One of the rules of any Senate hearing is that there be no open expression of approval or disapproval for the testimony of any witness.
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congress.govOne of the rules of any Senate hearing is that there be no open expression of approval or disapproval for the testimony of any witness.
Kent Conrad emphasizes the importance of impartiality during the hearing.
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