In fact, Ross was so bent on avoiding the questions demanded by the lawsuit that he, as the Washington Post earlier reported, went to the U.S. Supreme Court "just days before his deposition was to have taken place" to demand reprieve. While the court declined to block Ross' deposition, he was granted a delay -- an extension that ended at 4:00 pm on Thursday.
RT @dale_e_ho: The simple but explosive questions about the census that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is fighting not to answer https://t.… at
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