H.R. 4851... designate the site in Indianapolis... as the Kennedy-King National Historic Site.
Tom McClintock: “H.R. 4851... designate the site in Indianapolis... as the Kennedy-King National Historic Site.”
On the recordFebruary 14, 2018
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McClintock mentions a bill to honor Robert F. Kennedy's remarks after Dr. King's death.
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