I find it telling that we are using the first meeting of this Subcommittee not to discuss how we can better serve the needs of all Americans, but, rather, how we can remove public health and safety safeguards for the sake of higher company profits.
Nadler expresses concern over prioritizing corporate profits over public health in legislative discussions.
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