the allegations of sexual misconduct and other shenanigans at the Secret Service and the DEA have given the American people the impression that these federal agencies, rather than being bastions of professionalism and integrity, can sometimes turn a blind eye to behavior that is better suited for the frat house, or the big house, than the White House.
Sensenbrenner criticizes misconduct in federal agencies affecting public trust.
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Parliamentary inquiry. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman from Wisconsin will state his parliamentary inquiry.
what got me interested in this entire issue probably about 4 years ago, was a constituent named Lauri Badura. Her son died of an overdose.
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