And Mr. Wendtland, I know that you would think reclaiming abandoned mines would be a bipartisan issue.
Bruce Westerman: “And Mr. Wendtland, I know that you would think reclaiming abandoned mines would be a bipartisan issue.”
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Westerman emphasizes the bipartisan nature of mine reclamation efforts.
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