List of Legislation Sponsored By John Kerry

List Of Legislation Sponsored By John Kerry

John Kerry has sponsored or cosponsored hundreds of bills during his time as a Senator. Areas of concern in the bills include small business concerns, education, terrorism, veterans' and POW/MIA issues, and marine resource protection. A full list of Kerry's sponsored legislation is available on his Senate web site. Some detractors contend that Senator Kerry has exaggerated his role in the enactment of some legislation. Supporters point out that Kerry has a collaborative style which often results in joint-sponsored legislation.

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