But given the last few months where the flu was first discovered in North America and it was almost wall-to-wall coverage there for several days on the cable news channels, etc., how did the media do and how did the public health officials and the elected officials do in getting the word out to the public and communicating the nature of this?
Senator Pryor questions the effectiveness of communication during the flu outbreak.
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I think we've got through this whole hearing, maybe, without really talking about orphan counties.
I see a proposal to do a, I guess I would say, a realignment of the Farm Service Agency (FSA) offices in which it would probably result in quite a number of closures.
I personally asked your Congressional Affairs staff for help and my staff has reached out twice to seek answers and guidance.
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