Bob Gibbs: “It is the responsibility of Congress, not the administration, to…”

On the recordJune 10, 2014

It is the responsibility of Congress, not the administration, to divide the scope of the jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act.

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Emphasizing Congress's role in regulating water jurisdiction, not the executive branch.

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