There are too many what-if's in a situation like this because Congress has not fully considered the implications of a mass casualty event affecting Members.
Howard Griffith: “There are too many what-if's in a situation like this because Congress has not fully considered the implications of a…”
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Griffith emphasizes the need for Congress to prepare for potential mass casualty events.
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