What I think is important is that, to do bipartisan work, we have to move away from, first, the past, because everybody has acknowledged that the first few months were botched.
Ron Wyden: “What I think is important is that, to do bipartisan work, we have to move away from, first, the past, because everybody…”
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Wyden calls for moving past early failures to achieve bipartisan efforts.
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