On the recordJuly 25, 2017
Too often in these discussions, we lose track of the real-world effects of our decisions. The conversation today is not about some obscure policy provision. It is about real people with real needs.
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congress.govToo often in these discussions, we lose track of the real-world effects of our decisions. The conversation today is not about some obscure policy provision. It is about real people with real needs.
Cardenas highlights the importance of focusing on real-life impacts of policy decisions.
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