On the recordDecember 4, 2012
The treaty could be used to interfere with the ability of parents with disabled children to decide what action is in the best interests of their children.
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transcripts.cnn.comJim Inhofe: “The treaty could be used to interfere with the ability of parents with disabled children to decide what action is in the…”
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Jim Inhofe warns that the treaty could undermine parental authority regarding disabled children.
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