On the recordJuly 17, 2013
Let me just ask a broader question, which is, your comment, this growing documented inequality in income in the United States, does it pose both economic and social risks to the country?
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congress.govLet me just ask a broader question, which is, your comment, this growing documented inequality in income in the United States, does it pose both economic and social risks to the country?
Senator Reed questions the economic and social risks of income inequality.
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