On the recordMay 12, 2011
I think the public is tired of comprehensive, big bills. We ought to move things that we can move clearly, concisely and defend.
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congress.govI think the public is tired of comprehensive, big bills. We ought to move things that we can move clearly, concisely and defend.
Walden emphasizes the need for concise legislation rather than large, comprehensive bills.
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