the distinction between the two is becoming clear. I know these hearings should be about real policy issues and not about politics, but apparently what I am hearing--and you are subject to it--you are just hearing the differences, where one side cares about people and the other side just cares about money.
Meeks highlights the divide between parties regarding care for the middle class versus profit motives.
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