On the recordMay 21, 2013
Our strength in this country comes from the fact that we are a nation of laws, and we need to respect the highest law of all. That is the Constitution.
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congress.govAlan Grayson: “Our strength in this country comes from the fact that we are a nation of laws, and we need to respect the highest law of…”
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Grayson asserts the importance of upholding the Constitution over political posturing.
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