On the recordMarch 7, 2012
To cut off the lifelines our government has put in place to support them is to display callousness, not courage, and to prioritize politics over fiscal and economic progress.
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congress.govTo cut off the lifelines our government has put in place to support them is to display callousness, not courage, and to prioritize politics over fiscal and economic progress.
Criticizing proposals to cut benefits for vulnerable populations as politically motivated.
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