When this legislation turns away from the bipartisan nature of the previous COVID-19 bills that have come through Congress, this is purely partisan.
Roger Williams: “When this legislation turns away from the bipartisan nature of the previous COVID-19 bills that have come through…”
On the recordFebruary 9, 2021
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Criticism of the current legislation's partisan nature compared to past bipartisan efforts.
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