On the recordDecember 16, 2009
As a practical matter, I find it hard to believe that we could get to the end of this process without a President being engaged and a President being supportive.
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congress.govAs a practical matter, I find it hard to believe that we could get to the end of this process without a President being engaged and a President being supportive.
Conrad emphasizes the need for presidential support in the legislative process.
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