On the recordMay 20, 2009
If the National Guard Employment Protection Act of 2009 is not passed, National Guard members may be forced to chose between keeping their civilian jobs and serving our Nation.
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congress.govMike Coffman: “If the National Guard Employment Protection Act of 2009 is not passed, National Guard members may be forced to chose…”
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Coffman emphasizes the need for legislation to protect National Guard members' civilian jobs.
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