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Summoning these CEOs to Congress multiple times to be asked the same questions and to berate them, is criminal harassment. Their testimony is sought not as par
by alexmingoia 6y ago
Summoning these CEOs to Congress multiple times to be asked the same questions and to berate them, is criminal harassment.
Their testimony is sought not as part of an investigation, not as expert advice, but as an opportunity to publicly berate them.
- skohan 6y agoCongressional hearings are and have always been theater before anything else
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- ThrustVectoring 6y agoPressuring CEOs and executives by compelling testimony is not confined to Congress. Civil court - including small-claims court - has the power to compel the testimony of relevant parties, regardless of how many billions of dollars they happen to have.