The 113th Congress is considered to have been one of the most do-nothing Congresses in history.
Zoe Lofgren: “The 113th Congress is considered to have been one of the most do-nothing Congresses in history.”
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Lofgren reflects on the inefficacy of the 113th Congress and its impact.
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I urge that we support and enact this good bill, and I yield back the balance of my time.





