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On Feb. 5, Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas and the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, wrote on social media that he agreed with the inspectors general and that the complaint did not contain “credible allegations of waste, fraud, or abuse.”
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On Feb 5 Senator Tom Cotton wrote that the complaint did not contain credible allegations of waste fraud or abuse
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