On the recordJanuary 8, 2014
The common courtesy of the House demands that Ms. Norton be able to testify.
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congress.govThe common courtesy of the House demands that Ms. Norton be able to testify.
Nadler argues for the right of Ms. Norton to testify regarding local fund usage.
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