On the recordApril 28, 2009
It would help if the members shorten their questions, so that within the 5-minute period we might get the benefit of our distinguished guests.
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congress.govIt would help if the members shorten their questions, so that within the 5-minute period we might get the benefit of our distinguished guests.
Rangel emphasizes the need for brevity in questions to maximize guest contributions.
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