This is not a question of the chairman's intent, but the fact is, as the chairman himself noted, reconciliation is inherently a partisan process.
Ron Wyden: “This is not a question of the chairman's intent, but the fact is, as the chairman himself noted, reconciliation is…”
On the recordMay 24, 2017
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Clarifies that reconciliation is a partisan process despite intentions for bipartisanship.
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