On the recordJuly 29, 2009
You can't have a discussion--and I think no Member of the House should--can be expected to act responsibly, to vote responsibly and intelligently on pending legislation without access to that opinion.
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congress.govYou can't have a discussion--and I think no Member of the House should--can be expected to act responsibly, to vote responsibly and intelligently on pending legislation without access to that opinion.
Sensenbrenner emphasizes the need for transparency in legal opinions for informed legislative action.
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