On the recordMay 18, 2015
People in tough neighborhoods want the same thing that anybody wants. They want to be safe in their homes and they want to be safe in their neighborhoods.
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congress.govPeople in tough neighborhoods want the same thing that anybody wants. They want to be safe in their homes and they want to be safe in their neighborhoods.
Richmond highlights the universal desire for safety in all neighborhoods.
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