On the recordAugust 1, 2012
What Mr. King's bill tries to do is not protect the English language, but to encourage us to have some basic commonality of communication.
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congress.govWhat Mr. King's bill tries to do is not protect the English language, but to encourage us to have some basic commonality of communication.
Gonzalez explains King's bill aims to promote communication, not restrict language.
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