That oath stands even when it is politically inconvenient, even when it might bring us under criticism, even when it might cost us our jobs as Members of Congress.
Jerry Nadler: “That oath stands even when it is politically inconvenient, even when it might bring us under criticism, even when it…”
On the recordDecember 8, 2019
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Nadler stresses the unwavering commitment to the oath despite potential political fallout.
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