I appreciate Senators Kennedy, Gregg, and McCain working together, along with the White House, to make sure we are not discriminating against people based on genetics; that people with the breast cancer gene or colon cancer gene, or whatever gene they may have been born with, will not be discriminated against in the future.
John Ensign: “I appreciate Senators Kennedy, Gregg, and McCain working together, along with the White House, to make sure we are not…”
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Discussing an amendment related to genetic testing and discrimination.
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