We just have to have some ability to be able to constrain Congress from moving past the moment to some future milestone and give it the force of law today
Steve Womack: “We just have to have some ability to be able to constrain Congress from moving past the moment to some future milestone…”
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Womack emphasizes the need for Congress to act decisively rather than deferring decisions.
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