What we are seeing today, in my opinion, is this Subcommittee is really searching for a problem where no problem exists.
Joe Crowley: “What we are seeing today, in my opinion, is this Subcommittee is really searching for a problem where no problem exists.”
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Crowley criticizes the Subcommittee for addressing a non-issue regarding Georgetown University's policies.
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