On the recordFebruary 15, 2017
Where there's common ground, we certainly should work together. But on areas where we disagree, we'll have to stand our ground.
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congress.govWhere there's common ground, we certainly should work together. But on areas where we disagree, we'll have to stand our ground.
Emphasizes the importance of collaboration and standing firm on disagreements.
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