Congress does have the option to go back and revisit this and modify the law to allow or to require that every able-bodied person in the United States be required to contribute a portion of their salary, $100 to $200, to guarantee this program will be available whenever they need it.
Brian Bilbray: “Congress does have the option to go back and revisit this and modify the law to allow or to require that every…”
On the recordOctober 25, 2011
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Bilbray suggests a funding solution for a program through mandatory contributions.
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