I want to thank you, Mr. Chairman, for asking those questions, as we both feel it has been a bipartisan tradition in the Finance Committee for the chairman to ask those four questions to every nominee, regardless of which party holds the Senate majority, and regardless who is President.
Wyden emphasizes the bipartisan tradition of questioning nominees in the Finance Committee.
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