On the recordOctober 20, 2021
To get the first vote and the vote to ratify in the House took 50 years because it was boxed up in the Judiciary Committee and they wouldn't allow a vote.
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congress.govCarolyn Maloney: “To get the first vote and the vote to ratify in the House took 50 years because it was boxed up in the Judiciary…”
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Discussing the long delay in voting on women's equality legislation.
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