On the recordMay 17, 2018
The Judiciary Committee has a longstanding, bipartisan tradition of investigating and addressing anticompetitive conduct that harms working American families.
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congress.govThe Judiciary Committee has a longstanding, bipartisan tradition of investigating and addressing anticompetitive conduct that harms working American families.
Cicilline highlights the committee's history of bipartisan efforts against anticompetitive practices.
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