On the recordFebruary 27, 2017
Oftentimes work doesn't pay in our country, and we need to make work pay in our country.
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congress.govOftentimes work doesn't pay in our country, and we need to make work pay in our country.
McGovern emphasizes the need for better compensation for work to reduce reliance on public assistance.
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