On the recordJune 16, 2011
I would like the President of the United States either to defend his Chief of Staff's actions or at least say that the actions of this board could have dire economic consequences for all States.
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congress.govI would like the President of the United States either to defend his Chief of Staff's actions or at least say that the actions of this board could have dire economic consequences for all States.
Wilson urges the President to address potential economic impacts of board actions.
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