On the recordJuly 8, 2003
As I listen to the Senator today--and I am aware of what the Senator talked about yesterday--is the Senator saying he is not opposed to our doing something regarding medical malpractice?
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govinfo.govAs I listen to the Senator today--and I am aware of what the Senator talked about yesterday--is the Senator saying he is not opposed to our doing something regarding medical malpractice?
Questioning a colleague's stance on medical malpractice reform.
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