ask the people of Flint, Michigan, if that makes sense to them because if we have learned nothing else from the tragedy of water poisoning in Flint, Michigan, it is that State Governments should not be left to their own devices to enforce health and safety regulations.
Connolly argues against leaving states to enforce regulations without federal oversight, citing Flint's water crisis.
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Your new initiative is a pretext for misusing your office for political ends, threatening and intimidating critics of the Administration.
This is an important step, and inspectors general must be free to pursue their investigations without interference.
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