What has not changed is the desire of the American public, and that is for us to work together to address the challenges facing working-class people
Hilda L. Solis: “What has not changed is the desire of the American public, and that is for us to work together to address the challenges…”
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Solis emphasizes the need for collaboration to support working-class Americans.
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