On the recordFebruary 2, 2009
I happen to believe that is a specious argument, and that it is the requirement of this argument to ferret out potentially illegal activity and protect the citizens of this nation.
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congress.govI happen to believe that is a specious argument, and that it is the requirement of this argument to ferret out potentially illegal activity and protect the citizens of this nation.
Morelle defends the need to identify illegal activities to protect citizens.
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