On the recordDecember 11, 2013
I think this is something that can be worked out on a bipartisan basis, and doesn't need to be one side of the aisle, and doesn't need to be contentious.
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congress.govWayne Gilchrest: “I think this is something that can be worked out on a bipartisan basis, and doesn't need to be one side of the aisle…”
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Gilchrest emphasizes the potential for bipartisan cooperation on issues.
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