Frankly, we all agree it is a shameful chapter in this country's history.
Diana DeGette: “Frankly, we all agree it is a shameful chapter in this country's history.”
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DeGette condemns the family separation policy as a shameful part of U.S. history.
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All of these radicals who are coming to the House, thinking they’re going to be able to pass a very broad bill like Medicare-for-All right away, they’re going to run into a brick wall immediately.
The right to decide what is best for your body, health and family should not be dictated by borders.
If I could pass Medicare-for-All unilaterally in the minority, I would do it, because I’m an original co-sponsor of that bill. But the frustration people are feeling is with the whole system.
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