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Legislators weigh in on out-of-session aid
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Legislative staff have done this for years, but this plan would formalize and organize a process that makes sense.
RC
As if they have ever followed the will of the community.
As if they cared about any opinion but their own.
the Unitied Way one, they are getting money from the
insurance companies. There be more uninsurance if
this plan passes, insurance companies don't care about the people.