It is always a challenge when you are dealing with the issues that we are talking about inside a building here in D.C. to see the real effect that is happening out in the real world.
Bruce Westerman: “It is always a challenge when you are dealing with the issues that we are talking about inside a building here in D.C.…”
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Discussing the challenges of understanding real-world effects of policy from within Congress.
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