I want to share some comments from a distraught woman from Grand Rapids who called my office a little bit ago in tears because her unemployment benefits had expired. This has been her only source of income for over a year now. She has about 2 months left in savings before she loses her home. First she loses her job, and now she is about to lose her home. My guess is she has been struggling with health care as well. She kept repeating: I was a productive member of society, but now I have nothing.
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Senator Stabenow addresses the impact of unemployment benefit expirations on individuals.
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