Chris Hollen actually said...

"We should not have a situation where gross violations of labor rights are actually treated differently than gross violations of other laws that bar people from getting contracts."

"In other words, Amazon deliberately ignored the facts, deliberately misrepresented the situation, and that is why the NLRB ordered Amazon to reinstate Mr. Bryson with back pay and found that his termi..."

"And when a company like Amazon takes that kind of action in retaliation for a protest, does that make it more difficult for you to organize?"

"Should we have a carve-out? ... that is the kind of violation that, at least for a period of time, should disqualify a contractor from getting a taxpayer-funded contract?"