On the recordApril 29, 2019
Just because a Member of Congress doesn't think their bill will happen immediately shouldn't inhibit them from introducing it.
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congress.govJust because a Member of Congress doesn't think their bill will happen immediately shouldn't inhibit them from introducing it.
Encouraging Congress members to introduce bills regardless of immediate outcomes.
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