On the recordMay 17, 2010
The most important order of business is to stop the leak . . . and we need to stop it as soon as possible.
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congress.govThe most important order of business is to stop the leak . . . and we need to stop it as soon as possible.
Inhofe emphasizes the urgency of stopping the oil leak.
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