Solution :: Congress should call for a panel of experts to investigate the problem

Congress should call for a panel of experts to investigate the problem

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Congress isn't necessarily well-equipped to directly investigate a complex technical issue, but there are people out there who are, and who can report back with useful insights.

Supporters: Aaron Greenspan, Abner Holsinger, Aaron Wilton, Jonathan Wallis, Timothy Suen

Opponents: David Arnold, Chris Wooten, Mike Mullen

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