On the recordJuly 17, 2017
In spite of the fact that Republicans and Democrats seem to be tearing each other apart in Washington, D.C., today, when it comes to hungry children, they are together.
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David Beasley
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congress.govIn spite of the fact that Republicans and Democrats seem to be tearing each other apart in Washington, D.C., today, when it comes to hungry children, they are together.
Beasley highlights bipartisan support for humanitarian aid despite political divisions.
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