On the recordApril 11, 2016
We've got to begin to realign our priorities so that we're focusing more on prevention than we are on reacting to the situation.
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congress.govWe've got to begin to realign our priorities so that we're focusing more on prevention than we are on reacting to the situation.
Shaheen calls for prioritizing prevention over reaction in spending.
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