When we see vague, ambiguous language, or words that have not been defined in the law, and there seems to be an abundance of those type of words, it seems like sometimes, in this Administration, people are looking for words that have never been legally defined, so that the sky can be the limit.
Gohmert expresses concerns about vague language in the Memo potentially leading to overreach.
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