ONE LINERS “[But] as you give more flexibility you run the risk of the money being used in ways that in retrospect you say that wasn’t the most effective.” Sean Moulton, Senior Policy Analyst, in the Associated Press “The constituents did not elect the family of Sean Patrick Maloney; they elected Sean Patrick Maloney. There needs to be a bright dividing line there.” Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette, Government Affairs Manager, in the New York Post “The Department of Homeland Security really needs to get its act together in terms of its compliance with the Federal Records Act.” Nick Schwellenbach, Senior Investigator, in CBS News “Every time we report on another inexplicable misstep that shows Cuffari clearly not meeting his mission, he doubles down and claims everything is fine and that you just have to trust him.” Liz Hempowicz, Director of Public Policy, in Politico “The good news is that if that kind of restriction or prohibition is too onerous for people, they always have the option of not being a member of Congress.” Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette, Government Affaird Manager, in Business Insider “We have somebody who is now essentially serving without Senate advice and consent, in that position that clearly requires it.” Liz Hempowicz, Director of Public Policy, in Bloomberg News “Unfortunately, when you see somebody go from a regulating agency to the regulated industry, the public is naturally going to react like it’s a betrayal because it does call into question your commitment to the mission of protecting the public.” Walt Shaub, Senior Ethics Fellow, in Grid News
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