The House Armed Services Committee has gained a reputation as Congress' premier obstructor of export control liberalization. At an Oct. 28 hearing, the committee was careful not to allow that reputation to crumble, as it cross-examined industry and administration officials over the logic of the White House's July computer decontrol.
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