On the recordApril 10, 2018
Isn't that a great name, Feng Jiao? It means common sense. No, it doesn't really, but it could, because this is very much a common sense approach, I think.
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congress.govIsn't that a great name, Feng Jiao? It means common sense. No, it doesn't really, but it could, because this is very much a common sense approach, I think.
Senator Carper humorously comments on Dr. Jiao's name while emphasizing a common sense approach.
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