There's incident after incident, after incident within the last six months. It might seem like small things, but when you put them all together in a relatively short period of time, it really tells you how poorly this pipeline is being maintained.
Bart Stupak: “There's incident after incident, after incident within the last six months. It might seem like small things, but when…”
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Bart Stupak highlights the ongoing maintenance issues with the Trans-Alaska pipeline.
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