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6. words are important, no doubt. but actions are more important.

Tue Oct 15, 2019, 05:43 PM

Oct 2019

so nothing can be done if a subpoena is refused . we need structural change.

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Seriously, what can Congress do if someone refuses a subpoena? [View all] Poiuyt Oct 2019 OP

Congress has 3 ways to penalize someone for refusing a subpoena... PoliticAverse Oct 2019 #3

Thank you for that Poiuyt Oct 2019 #5

the executive branch is obviously out Voltaire2 Oct 2019 #8

Civil judgment... pbmus Oct 2019 #9

Well... PoliticAverse Oct 2019 #12

words are important, no doubt. but actions are more important. Kurt V. Oct 2019 #6

The need for major structural reform is the elephant in the room. Garrett78 Oct 2019 #11

+1 Kurt V. Oct 2019 #14