On the recordJuly 10, 2012
No, I think Ms. Case would be the first one to say if you pick one company, you're going to be the--you're going to be left out, and some big guy is going to be in line for all the business.
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congress.govBrian Bilbray: “No, I think Ms. Case would be the first one to say if you pick one company, you're going to be the--you're going to be…”
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Bilbray emphasizes the need for multiple companies to participate in the program to avoid favoritism.
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