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Top Dem to Blanche: ‘We’re not going to be intimidated’ | CNN Politics

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November 08, 2026 • 12:00 PM
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Incoming House Oversight Chair Rep. Robert Garcia responded to Todd Blanche after the attorney general told CNN’s Dana Bash that Democrats on the Oversight Committee should be “very worried.”

Top Dem to Blanche: ‘We’re not going to be intimidated’ | CNN Politics

Incoming House Oversight Chair Rep. Robert Garcia responded to Todd Blanche after the attorney general told CNN’s Dana Bash that Democrats on the Oversight Committee should be "very worried."

Incoming House Oversight Chair Rep. Robert Garcia responded to Todd Blanche after the attorney general told CNN’s Dana Bash that Democrats on the Oversight Committee should be "very worried."

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