Congressional Hearing Forecast: February Storms
New Republican committee chairs will be under pressure to hold hearings that demonstrate their effectiveness quickly—there is some time to plan and prepare before the real storm hits and the subpoenas come.
January 26, 2023 at 09:00 AM
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GovernmentAs the new Republican-led Congress finally takes shape, Washington has been breathlessly bracing for Republican chairmen to issue a deluge of subpoenas. But skilled legislative and political tacticians know the real onslaught will take some time to gather steam, trickle in at first, and will not begin in earnest until February or March.
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