Utah Rep. Owens urges Britney Spears to testify before Congress about her conservatorship
Support for Britney Spears amid conservatorship battle gains momentum in Congress
Rep. Burgess Owens, R-Utah, calls on Britney Spears to testify about her conservatorship before Congress.
Rep. Burgess Owens, R-Utah, along with three other GOP lawmakers wrote a letter to Britney Spears encouraging her to speak before Congress about her conservatorship. Rep. Owens said the pop star "represents the voice of the voiceless" Wednesday on FOX Business' "Varney & Co."
REP. BURGESS OWENS: Britney just represents the voice of the voiceless. I'm not sure about her particular case. I know there is a conservatorship and and guardianship in which good people, my aunt, for instance, one, that got caught up in a system and she lost all her rights. She was living the American dream had had it and done very well in this country all sudden because of a judge was put into a system where she had no rights.
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There's something good about the process. But at the same time, when predators get involved, we have to make sure that we're protecting our senior citizens.
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