On the recordMay 4, 1994
Ms. Norton, I know you hear me, but you are not listening. Training is in the Republican bill.
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govinfo.govE. Clay Shaw, Jr.: “Ms. Norton, I know you hear me, but you are not listening. Training is in the Republican bill.”
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Addressing a colleague about the contents of a Republican bill.
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