This measure, which was introduced by Representative Steve Lynch of Massachusetts, we think would be an extremely powerful symbol in our Nation's Capital honoring American prisoners of war and Americans missing in action.
Steve Lynch: “This measure, which was introduced by Representative Steve Lynch of Massachusetts, we think would be an extremely…”
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Lynch emphasizes the importance of a chair symbolizing POW/MIA recognition in the Capitol.
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