As Members of Congress, we should not set aside the law to give preferred treatment to any one company.
Deborah Koff Ross: “As Members of Congress, we should not set aside the law to give preferred treatment to any one company.”
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Ross argues against preferential treatment for Boeing in legal matters.
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