On the recordSeptember 9, 2021
Instead of going to the President to abuse his powers, we should have worked with committee members on common-sense reforms.
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congress.govAlex Mooney: “Instead of going to the President to abuse his powers, we should have worked with committee members on common-sense…”
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Mooney advocates for collaboration on reforms instead of unilateral presidential actions.
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