I believe EPA's response to our invitation was not adequate, and I hope to hear from her soon.
Eddie Bernice Johnson: “I believe EPA's response to our invitation was not adequate, and I hope to hear from her soon.”
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Johnson criticizes the EPA for not providing a key witness for testimony.
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