On the recordFebruary 26, 2003
Ultimately, we agreed to withdraw our complaint in return for the White House's guarantee in writing that the National Assessment does not reflect policy positions or official statements of the U.S. Government.
Jim Inhofe: “Ultimately, we agreed to withdraw our complaint in return for the White House's guarantee in writing that the National…”
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Inhofe explains the withdrawal of the lawsuit based on a guarantee from the White House.
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