The point is well made that Americans are suffering. A nonpayment of utility bills, people having their cars repossessed, people losing their businesses, people going without meals, that is in my community, and that is real. We do not dutifully serve the long work of building a self-determining country by turning our constituents into petitioners who would only demand free things from us, a relief from this pressure of the consolidation of corporate power. No, we also have to stand before them with honor, confidence, and respect in their ability to choose their elected representatives for themselves.
Gluesenkamp Perez: “The point is well made that Americans are suffering. A nonpayment of utility bills, people having their cars…”
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Addressing the struggles faced by Americans in his community.
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