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Robert C. Byrd: “The brain drain is probably the most insidious weapon that is pointed to the heart of this Nation.”

On the recordMay 16, 1984
The brain drain is probably the most insidious weapon that is pointed to the heart of this Nation.
Said by
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Source
govinfo.gov
May 16, 1984

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Opposing an amendment that would shift deficit reduction funds toward education spending.

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