This bill we have before us, as we have all said, has been shaped for the most part by a very long and bipartisan and bicameral compromise that has largely focused on the needs of those most affected by the AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria pandemics.
Discussing the bipartisan efforts behind a bill addressing AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
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