I rise in support of item No. 5, the sunshine rule for committees... It's time to open the doors, throw open the windows, and let the glorious light of representative democracy shine in.
Jon L. Christensen: “I rise in support of item No. 5, the sunshine rule for committees... It's time to open the doors, throw open the…”
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Supporting the sunshine rule for committees to promote transparency in Congress.
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