It's a No Brainer: Why Congress should keep Investigating?

Forty-nine percent of Americans say Democrats & the House of Representatives should keep investig...

An episode of the The Perfect 10 podcast, hosted by C. Nicole Mason, titled "It's a No Brainer: Why Congress should keep Investigating?" was published on May 8, 2019 and runs 6 minutes.

May 8, 2019 ·6m · The Perfect 10

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Summary

Forty-nine percent of Americans say Democrats & the House of Representatives should keep investigating. Forty-eight percent say they should move on and pursue bread and butter issues impacting cities and communities. I believe it's possible to to do both: investigate and pursue an ambitious legislative agenda. For the sake and health of our democracy, we have an obligation to see the Mueller investigation through to the end.

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Forty-nine percent of Americans say Democrats & the House of Representatives should keep investigating. Forty-eight percent say they should move on and pursue bread and butter issues impacting cities and communities. I believe it's possible to to do both: investigate and pursue an ambitious legislative agenda. For the sake and health of our democracy, we have an obligation to see the Mueller investigation through to the end.

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