I just want to make one observation. When I first got here 6 years ago, I used to say that it was nobody's day job in Washington to figure out how we are going to keep a thriving bioscience industry here in the United States.
Michael Bennet: “I just want to make one observation. When I first got here 6 years ago, I used to say that it was nobody's day job in…”
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Bennet reflects on the lack of focus on supporting the bioscience industry in Washington.
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