On the recordFebruary 24, 2016
If 'Right-to-Try' legislation gets passed at the Federal level, just as it has at State levels, we are not going to see the dramatic shift tomorrow that we hope to see.
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congress.govIf 'Right-to-Try' legislation gets passed at the Federal level, just as it has at State levels, we are not going to see the dramatic shift tomorrow that we hope to see.
Senator Carper expresses skepticism about immediate changes from 'Right-to-Try' legislation.
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