This is sort of rare in Washington, it seems to me, where you have folks who are not necessarily represented by moneyed interests here testifying before your Congress.
ROBERT HURT: “This is sort of rare in Washington, it seems to me, where you have folks who are not necessarily represented by moneyed…”
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Hurt highlights the rarity of non-moneyed interests testifying in Congress.
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