On the recordJune 12, 2017
This body has a rich history of acknowledging that Native issues can rise above beltway party politics.
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congress.govThis body has a rich history of acknowledging that Native issues can rise above beltway party politics.
Hirono reflects on the bipartisan nature of addressing Native issues.
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