On the recordJune 2, 2015
Stephen Fincher has set the example. He came to Congress as a skeptic of Ex-Im, asked questions, voted 'no' initially, replaced that skepticism with facts, and came to see the critical need for the Bank.
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congress.govStephen Fincher has set the example. He came to Congress as a skeptic of Ex-Im, asked questions, voted 'no' initially, replaced that skepticism with facts, and came to see the critical need for the Bank.
Mr. Heck praises Stephen Fincher for evolving his stance on the Export-Import Bank.
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