It’s not complicated – if the administration won’t rule out potentially multimillion-dollar payments to those who assaulted police on these grounds, we must.
Chris Coons: “It’s not complicated – if the administration won’t rule out potentially multimillion-dollar payments to those who…”
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Senator Coons urges colleagues to pass his amendment.
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