It is not our fault that we had to spend at least 60 days answering questions from the San Diego prosecutor about shenanigans that occurred on your side of the aisle in the last year. That occupied the staff for an incredible amount of time.
David Obey: “It is not our fault that we had to spend at least 60 days answering questions from the San Diego prosecutor about…”
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Addressing the impact of investigations on congressional staff time.
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