On the recordOctober 25, 2011
repealing the CLASS Act doesn't mean that the widespread financial and physical and emotional suffering of older and disabled Americans goes away.
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congress.govrepealing the CLASS Act doesn't mean that the widespread financial and physical and emotional suffering of older and disabled Americans goes away.
Repealing the CLASS Act won't alleviate suffering for older and disabled Americans.
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