Victims of natural disasters should not be victims of political consequence, and we cannot allow the sequester to neglect those most in need.
Nita Lowey: “Victims of natural disasters should not be victims of political consequence, and we cannot allow the sequester to…”
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Lowey emphasizes the need for disaster funding despite political challenges.
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