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Lisa Blunt Rochester: “I think it was Kala, and then I heard Mr. Carter, and I heard Ms. Castor use the word 'voice,' that you are the voice of…”

On the recordJuly 28, 2021
I think it was Kala, and then I heard Mr. Carter, and I heard Ms. Castor use the word 'voice,' that you are the voice of millions.
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Lisa Blunt Rochester
Democratic · Delaware

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Acknowledging the importance of representing the voices of affected families.

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