On the recordMarch 17, 2015
This was a baby that was dropped on our doorstep. So we are looking around to get enough milk to keep it alive, not just keep it alive, but to dramatically improve it, and we have done that.
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congress.govThis was a baby that was dropped on our doorstep. So we are looking around to get enough milk to keep it alive, not just keep it alive, but to dramatically improve it, and we have done that.
Discussing the challenges and improvements needed for Clark Veterans Cemetery.
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