On the recordFebruary 25, 2014
What it means to me is just coming up with another agreement, signing a piece of paper, and saying, okay, now everybody is going to behave, that is not going to do it.
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congress.govRuss Feingold: “What it means to me is just coming up with another agreement, signing a piece of paper, and saying, okay, now everybody…”
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Feingold emphasizes that mere agreements won't resolve underlying issues.
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