On the recordJanuary 28, 2019
Republican opposition to these reforms, as seen by the almost farcical arguments that we have heard during this hearing, is obvious because they benefit from this broken system.
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congress.govRepublican opposition to these reforms, as seen by the almost farcical arguments that we have heard during this hearing, is obvious because they benefit from this broken system.
Critiques Republican resistance to reforms, suggesting they profit from the current system.
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