On the recordMarch 24, 2014
I think signals could certainly be important. They have to be followed up by concrete action to have, ultimately have, the impact, not be temporary.
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congress.govI think signals could certainly be important. They have to be followed up by concrete action to have, ultimately have, the impact, not be temporary.
Murkowski emphasizes the need for concrete actions following signals to ensure lasting impact.
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