So, what have we produced? As I hear in some quarters, we now have a dysfunctional government, where there is absolute partisanship so much that I believe, Mr. Chairman, our people, the American people, are tired of this.
Doc Hastings: “So, what have we produced? As I hear in some quarters, we now have a dysfunctional government, where there is absolute…”
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Hastings critiques the current state of partisanship and dysfunction in government.
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