On the recordJune 16, 2015
The successful problem solving process does not begin with compromise, but it will not end successfully unless people around the table are willing to compromise.
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congress.govThe successful problem solving process does not begin with compromise, but it will not end successfully unless people around the table are willing to compromise.
Lieberman emphasizes the importance of identifying problems before reaching compromises.
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