They chose to stay in their office and decide hundreds of cases after courts ruled their appointments were not legitimate.
Lamar Alexander: “They chose to stay in their office and decide hundreds of cases after courts ruled their appointments were not…”
On the recordNovember 19, 2014
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Alexander criticizes past appointees for ignoring court rulings on their legitimacy.
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