On the recordOctober 25, 2011
For the 200,000 seniors I represent, the jovial reaction to the suspension of CLASS was both disheartening and predictable.
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congress.govFor the 200,000 seniors I represent, the jovial reaction to the suspension of CLASS was both disheartening and predictable.
Expressing disappointment over the reaction to the CLASS program's suspension.
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