I am glad that we are discussing fundamental rights because, to me, the right to work is rather fundamental.
Ron Wright: “I am glad that we are discussing fundamental rights because, to me, the right to work is rather fundamental.”
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Wright emphasizes the importance of the right to work as a fundamental right.
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