On the recordMarch 11, 2014
If you make the program so onerous and you have got to dot the 'I' and cross the 't' 48 times before you get a nickel, something is wrong.
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congress.govIf you make the program so onerous and you have got to dot the 'I' and cross the 't' 48 times before you get a nickel, something is wrong.
Schumer critiques the complexity of the aid program hindering timely assistance.
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