On the recordNovember 29, 2011
I do question whether, when we think about the 24 hours ahead of us whether we see the human face of that veteran first.
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congress.govI do question whether, when we think about the 24 hours ahead of us whether we see the human face of that veteran first.
Burr raises concerns about prioritizing veterans' needs in policy decisions.
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