On the recordJuly 13, 2011
We are very interested in doing that, trying to, again, protect public health but also bring some certainty in these uncertain times to keep the economy where it is at and actually start growing again.
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congress.govJohn Shimkus: “We are very interested in doing that, trying to, again, protect public health but also bring some certainty in these…”
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Shimkus calls for balancing public health and economic growth.
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