It is like charging for toilet paper. And we certainly wouldn't want to do that.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz: “It is like charging for toilet paper. And we certainly wouldn't want to do that.”
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Wasserman Schultz argues that feminine hygiene products should be free, similar to toilet paper.
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