I think most Senators, it is fair to say, do not mind allocating resources if we feel like there is accountability and we know that the money is being spent properly and is being managed well and being used effectively.
Mark Pryor: “I think most Senators, it is fair to say, do not mind allocating resources if we feel like there is accountability and…”
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Pryor emphasizes the importance of accountability in resource allocation.
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