On the recordApril 17, 2013
The longer we wait, the closer we get to the edge of the cliff, the fewer options we have.
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congress.govThe longer we wait, the closer we get to the edge of the cliff, the fewer options we have.
Tim Griffin warns about the urgency of addressing the problem.
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