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Their reports stand in the way of each other, and so the complaint is warranted that Congress can get nothing done.
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gutenberg.orgWoodrow Wilson: “Their reports stand in the way of each other, and so the complaint is warranted that Congress can get nothing done.”
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Wilson notes that conflicting reports from committees hinder Congress's ability to enact legislation.
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