On the recordFebruary 24, 2015
We live in a country where process matters. The end does not justify the means, no matter how good the intentions.
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congress.govWe live in a country where process matters. The end does not justify the means, no matter how good the intentions.
Gowdy stresses the importance of lawful processes over intentions in governance.
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