the Constitution requires us to work together, and that the Justice Department has actually facilitated this pattern of behavior, some people believe.
Orrin Hatch: “the Constitution requires us to work together, and that the Justice Department has actually facilitated this pattern of…”
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Hatch emphasizes the constitutional requirement for cooperation between Congress and the Justice Department.
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