On the recordJune 19, 2017
That is completely contrary to the very long and positive bipartisan history both on this subcommittee and our dealings with the FDA under both Republicans and Democrats.
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congress.govThat is completely contrary to the very long and positive bipartisan history both on this subcommittee and our dealings with the FDA under both Republicans and Democrats.
Merkley criticizes the administration's directive against responding to minority Senate members.
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