Giving a Member less than 24 hours to sign onto a piece of legislation they have never seen is discourteous.
Michael Burgess: “Giving a Member less than 24 hours to sign onto a piece of legislation they have never seen is discourteous.”
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Burgess criticizes the rushed process for reviewing new legislation.
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