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It would set a dangerous precedent.

Results are what counts.

I don't think that there should be a charge for that water which flows through.

I think it still comes back down to it should not take 5 years to implement this type of a program.

You know, one of the reasons why people up in this part of the country get frustrated is because they see that things don't move very fast when it comes to the Federal Government.

We're going to put some pressure on the Corps, and we're going to expect some time dates.

I think it shows that we need to expedite the process of getting the review completed.

If nothing else, if we could get the Corps to work to resolve the issue surrounding the Promise Bridge...

Doesn't sound like South Dakota common sense to me.

It's a heck of a way to run a major system right through the middle of the United States, that we would be just fine unless it rained.

The Missouri River runs right to the middle of South Dakota.

I would appreciate that.

It seems to me that it is being a little bit obstinate not to be able to work with a municipality to get an easement.

Combatting drunk driving has been a particular priority for me.

Automated vehicles have the potential to reduce that number dramatically.

Technological advancements are progressing at a rapid pace and fully self-driving cars will be here sooner than we think.

Under the proposals, if we make you the primary payer, the deductible is eliminated for these veterans that right now are in some cases paying thousands of dollars.

If you want it equal to the services being provided inside of a VA facility versus outside of a VA facility, what I am proposing under our proposed legislation is that the deductible will also become the responsibility of the primary…