As I have sat here, I have heard a number of my Republican colleagues, some of whom are from some of the hottest spots in the country, grill the panel, especially the Governor, in a not-so-subtle attempt to defend the President's actions.
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Titus criticizes Republican colleagues for defending the President during the hearing.
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