One of the rationale that has been proffered for S. 4 is to improve American competitiveness, and this does.
Malcolm Wallop: “One of the rationale that has been proffered for S. 4 is to improve American competitiveness, and this does.”
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Discussing the rationale for S. 4 during Senate floor debate.
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