But the senator announced late Friday that Jrgensen has agreed to voluntarily appear before his committee in September.
The scheduled subpoena vote is no longer necessary and will be canceled.
But incremental change for the better is preferable to no change.
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And the same goes for having pharmaceutical executives appear to answer questions about price gouging.
Sen. Sanders is the one to thank in this particular case.
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