Democrats to interview ousted State Department watchdog

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Democrats to interview ousted State Department watchdog

Japan Today

Published 30 May 2020

House and Senate Democrats will interview former State Department Inspector General Steve Linick on Wednesday as part of their investigation into his abrupt firing by President Donald Trump.…

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Democrats to interview ousted State Department watchdog

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