Congress can and should put guardrails on the administration to both direct it to put more pressure on a target and to say, 'You can't turn the car around without coming to Congress.'
Steve Chabot: “Congress can and should put guardrails on the administration to both direct it to put more pressure on a target and to…”
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Chabot advocates for Congressional oversight on executive actions regarding foreign policy.
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