On the recordSeptember 12, 2017
I think there are two steps to this process, and the first step is the low-hanging fruit, where we could all sit down, across the ideological spectrum, and say, 'This is crazy.'
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congress.govI think there are two steps to this process, and the first step is the low-hanging fruit, where we could all sit down, across the ideological spectrum, and say, 'This is crazy.'
Heitkamp emphasizes the need for bipartisan cooperation on practical solutions.
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