On the recordOctober 2, 2014
Continued claims of 'misunderstanding' are simply not believable--even if they were, it would show such a level of gross incompetence that disciplinary action would be necessary.
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congress.govContinued claims of 'misunderstanding' are simply not believable--even if they were, it would show such a level of gross incompetence that disciplinary action would be necessary.
Runyan expresses disbelief in the management's excuses and calls for accountability.
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