So when somebody attacks the current system in the debate later tonight or tomorrow and says, well, the other side, our side, the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure majority side wants to retain the current system, on that point they would be dead wrong and that argument would be unfair, would it not?
John Shadegg: “So when somebody attacks the current system in the debate later tonight or tomorrow and says, well, the other side, our…”
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Addressing criticisms of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure's stance on the current system.
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