On the recordMarch 13, 2003
The answer is no, it takes away no one's economic rights. What in H.R. 5 is the gentleman pointing out to me or suggesting that takes away a person's right to economic recovery?
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govinfo.govThe answer is no, it takes away no one's economic rights. What in H.R. 5 is the gentleman pointing out to me or suggesting that takes away a person's right to economic recovery?
Discussing economic rights in relation to H.R. 5.
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