On the recordJanuary 28, 2014
I would argue that is for political advantage. There is no principled reason to be against disclosure.
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congress.govI would argue that is for political advantage. There is no principled reason to be against disclosure.
Schumer criticizes opposition to the DISCLOSE Act as politically motivated.
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