I warned at the time that by allowing an executive agreement to determine the long-term national policy, while excluding congressional participation, is really kind of strange in terms of how our governmental systems should be working.
Jim Inhofe: “I warned at the time that by allowing an executive agreement to determine the long-term national policy, while excluding…”
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Inhofe criticizes the lack of congressional involvement in long-term agreements.
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