Costs that could be born more effectively by the Rules Committee will instead be shifted to the House and other legislative branch agencies at a much higher cost.
Pete Sessions: “Costs that could be born more effectively by the Rules Committee will instead be shifted to the House and other…”
On the recordMarch 4, 2013
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Sessions highlights the financial impact of budget cuts on the Rules Committee's efficiency.
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