Earning their trust back won't be easy, but we in Congress are determined to make sure the reality of life in America lives up to the promise of America.
John Sarbanes: “Earning their trust back won't be easy, but we in Congress are determined to make sure the reality of life in America…”
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Sarbanes acknowledges the challenge of restoring trust among constituents.
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