I would invite every member of this House, with the technological capabilities we all enjoy, to post this unanimous bipartisan report on their individual web sites so that, Madam Speaker, those in this country who are citizens, who are concerned, can have access to this information, full and unfettered, so that they understand the extent to which our national security has been jeopardized.
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “I would invite every member of this House, with the technological capabilities we all enjoy, to post this unanimous…”
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Encouraging members to share a bipartisan report on national security with the public.
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