What we need to know, Administrator Strickland, is whether there was a valid reason for so much time to pass or whether, as the majority has concluded, or has at least offered, that NHTSA was acting in a politically motivated manner.
On the recordJanuary 24, 2012
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Kucinich questions the delay in NHTSA's investigation, suggesting possible political motivations.
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