The Senate is pretty wildly less family-friendly than the House is, largely because of our rules.
Chris Murphy: “The Senate is pretty wildly less family-friendly than the House is, largely because of our rules.”
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Murphy highlights the Senate's lack of family-friendly policies compared to the House.
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