I am grateful that Congress acted quickly on the first installment of Federal disaster assistance earlier this month, but I think there is more we can and should do.
Chris Coons: “I am grateful that Congress acted quickly on the first installment of Federal disaster assistance earlier this month…”
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Coons acknowledges initial disaster assistance but calls for further action.
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