On the recordSeptember 5, 2017
If we can agree on what the problem is, if we can really define it properly, I think it is going to be a whole lot easier finding common ground on a bipartisan solution.
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congress.govIf we can agree on what the problem is, if we can really define it properly, I think it is going to be a whole lot easier finding common ground on a bipartisan solution.
Ron Johnson emphasizes the importance of defining problems for bipartisan solutions.
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