If we are at the point where these same faceless Washington-based bureaucrats are going to arrogate to themselves the authority to ignore the clearly express will of the Congress, such will being a bipartisan expressed will of the Congress, then we are in a sorry state of affairs, indeed.
Bishop criticizes bureaucrats ignoring Congress's bipartisan will.
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