On the recordMarch 3, 2015
The Choice Act, as you know, is bifurcated, reflecting the different views of the members of the House and Senate authorizing committees at the time.
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congress.govThe Choice Act, as you know, is bifurcated, reflecting the different views of the members of the House and Senate authorizing committees at the time.
Farr discusses the complexities of the Choice Act regarding veterans' health care.
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