On the recordApril 27, 2009
To respect that kind of thought and that willingness to listen to others and to be a part of shaping that debate is something all of us embrace.
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congress.govTo respect that kind of thought and that willingness to listen to others and to be a part of shaping that debate is something all of us embrace.
Dodd emphasizes the importance of open-mindedness in public service.
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