Lawmakers Ask to Meet Bush to Urge Ridge Testimony

Vicki Allen | Reuters | March 15, 2002

"The top Democrat and Republican on a key Senate panel asked President Bush on Friday for a meeting to explain their demand his homeland defense chief testify on his budget needs, amid complaints in both parties the White House is disregarding Congress."

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