On the recordJuly 24, 2013
What matters is that people have essential services that protect their ability to speak, to engage in economic life, and frankly to live a good life.
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congress.govWhat matters is that people have essential services that protect their ability to speak, to engage in economic life, and frankly to live a good life.
Emphasizing the importance of essential services for people's quality of life.
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