On the recordJune 27, 2013
Shouldn't Congress be doing everything in our power to reverse this and make a change where we see a need?
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congress.govShouldn't Congress be doing everything in our power to reverse this and make a change where we see a need?
Ellmers argues for reversing sequester effects on Medicare costs.
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