On the recordApril 21, 2015
I wonder if that is sort of a comprehensive approach. It sounds to me like it is intended to be.
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congress.govI wonder if that is sort of a comprehensive approach. It sounds to me like it is intended to be.
Carper questions the comprehensiveness of the proposed Alliance for Prosperity.
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