PSA president Jamie Metzl says the United States is "so much more effective when we can speak with a unified voice" during a PSA press conference.

Posted by Staff on August 3, 2005 |

Metzl says the U.S. political process is globally known, which means divisions within that process become amplified. He says this makes bipartisan unity especially critical to the country. (:37)

 
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August 3, 2005
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