I would hope that our Committee will eventually come to terms with that and be willing to deal with it no matter how tough the political world may be.
Steve Womack: “I would hope that our Committee will eventually come to terms with that and be willing to deal with it no matter how…”
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Womack calls for the Committee to address rising mandatory spending despite political challenges.
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