On the recordMarch 19, 2024
The problems we face as a Nation are hard, but the idea that we will deliver more for our constituents and for our country with a common set of facts does not have to be hard.
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congress.govThe problems we face as a Nation are hard, but the idea that we will deliver more for our constituents and for our country with a common set of facts does not have to be hard.
Kilmer emphasizes the importance of common facts for effective governance.
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