I think it’s a moral obscenity and it is violence in the sense of what it will do to many families by denying them healthcare when they’re sick, by denying them food, when their children are hungry, denying our seniors critical care in their latter years, denying the disabled the kind of support that they need.
Cory Booker: “I think it’s a moral obscenity and it is violence in the sense of what it will do to many families by denying them…”
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Sen. Booker criticizes Trump's domestic policy package as harmful to families and vulnerable populations.
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