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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke on horseback during a tour of the U.S.-Mexico border near Sasabe, Arizona, March 2018.
The Grijalva-Zinke spat is a small example of the question faced by Democrats as they suddenly have oversight power: Should legislative oversight equal executive shadiness, or does the the sheer scale of executive shadiness excuse it from accountability? ... Read more»
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke on horseback during a tour of the U.S.-Mexico border near Sasabe, Arizona, March 2018.
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1 comment on this story
Of course Grijalva should investigate this guy who is as apt for his job as other Trump choices have been. And its great news that he will soon be in a position to do so. But he should also investigate taking care of his drinking problem, which only hobbles the incredibly good work he could be doing. I get it, this article is not about our esteemed Rep, but its pretty well known locally and nationally that such a problem exists. He would be far more effective without it. And I say that with much compassion towards people with that problem.