On the recordMay 22, 2017
The bills before us today are meant to end the regulatory uncertainty and its impacts on the livelihood of Americans.
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congress.govShelley Moore Capito: “The bills before us today are meant to end the regulatory uncertainty and its impacts on the livelihood of Americans.”
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Capito emphasizes the need for legislative clarity to protect jobs.
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