This is such an important subject for us to be discussing, to figure out ways that we as Members of Congress can highlight, really, the tragedy, the loss that has happened there, and the need for change of policy--real change in policy, not just talk.
Randy Hultgren: “This is such an important subject for us to be discussing, to figure out ways that we as Members of Congress can…”
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Randy Hultgren emphasized the importance of discussing China's policies and the need for real change.
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