On the recordApril 10, 2018
What's absurd is you haven't--you're not functioning under a long-term authorization. That is not your fault. That is Congress' fault.
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congress.govBrad Sherman: “What's absurd is you haven't--you're not functioning under a long-term authorization. That is not your fault. That is…”
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Sherman criticizes Congress for failing to provide long-term authorization for development programs.
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