Warren asked Esper several questions about Raytheon, a major U.S. defense contractor where he worked as a lobbyist for over six years, demanding Esper voluntarily extend the required two-year recusal period related to Raytheon matters.
Thursday, July 18, 2019
‘I Swore An Oath’: Defense Secretary Nominee Defends Lobbying Background | The Daily Caller
‘I Swore An Oath’: Defense Secretary Nominee Defends Lobbying Background | The Daily Caller:
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren tried to shame Defense Secretary Nominee Mark Esper during his Senate Armed Services Committee testimony Tuesday, and he wasn’t having any of it.
Warren asked Esper several questions about Raytheon, a major U.S. defense contractor where he worked as a lobbyist for over six years, demanding Esper voluntarily extend the required two-year recusal period related to Raytheon matters.
Warren asked Esper several questions about Raytheon, a major U.S. defense contractor where he worked as a lobbyist for over six years, demanding Esper voluntarily extend the required two-year recusal period related to Raytheon matters.
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