On the recordFebruary 15, 2000
Who knows. Who knows. Then you have basically a lack of truth in labeling, because you could have some committee set up that sounds great, the Committee to Save Medicare or something like that.
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govinfo.govGreg Ganske: “Who knows. Who knows. Then you have basically a lack of truth in labeling, because you could have some committee set up…”
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Discussing concerns about misleading committee names related to Medicare.
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