On the recordJune 19, 2012
This is not a brawl this morning; this is a serious attempt at understanding a serious problem so we can work together to solve it.
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congress.govRob Andrews: “This is not a brawl this morning; this is a serious attempt at understanding a serious problem so we can work together…”
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Andrews emphasizes the collaborative nature of the hearing on pension issues.
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