When you pass legislation, what it means is you are putting your money where your mouth is.
David Valadao: “When you pass legislation, what it means is you are putting your money where your mouth is.”
On the recordMarch 18, 2014
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Valadao emphasizes the importance of legislation in addressing issues.
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