The perils of Congress being unable to do its constitutionally required work if an executive branch decides to prevent witnesses from coming forward
David Cicilline: “The perils of Congress being unable to do its constitutionally required work if an executive branch decides to prevent…”
On the recordJuly 11, 2019
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Cicilline warns about the risks of executive obstruction to congressional duties.
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