On the recordSeptember 15, 2010
I'm proud to say that the FAA bill actually passed out of this committee and then through the Congress, 93 to nothing, not a single dissenting vote.
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congress.govI'm proud to say that the FAA bill actually passed out of this committee and then through the Congress, 93 to nothing, not a single dissenting vote.
Dorgan highlights the unanimous support for the FAA bill in Congress.
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