On the recordMarch 20, 2022
The Bill of Rights is there to protect the rights of people who do not see the world exactly like everybody else.
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congress.govThe Bill of Rights is there to protect the rights of people who do not see the world exactly like everybody else.
Durbin highlights the Bill of Rights' role in protecting minority viewpoints.
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