On the recordMay 15, 2012
When you don't expose massive legislation to the full light of day and have a full debate on it, there will be mistakes that will require technical corrections.
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congress.govWhen you don't expose massive legislation to the full light of day and have a full debate on it, there will be mistakes that will require technical corrections.
He warns against the risks of not fully debating legislation.
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