On the recordJuly 4, 2012
Well, there was no quid pro quo. We could not directly tie somebody's vote directly to getting this benefit as the report points out.
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transcripts.cnn.comWell, there was no quid pro quo. We could not directly tie somebody's vote directly to getting this benefit as the report points out.
Chaffetz discusses the allegations of Congress members receiving preferential mortgage deals.
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Once you do get to the schools, you understand that they aren't the best that we can possibly provide.
So, to suggest that there was not a dialogue, you can point to President Obama. He never listened to us.
I write today to ask you to seriously reconsider the use of such deceptive and misleading tactics.