While unelected bureaucrats sit in their offices in comfortable government jobs, residents are stuck in limbo, not knowing if good-paying jobs will come through, or if they will receive some relief in energy prices.
LaMalfa criticizes bureaucratic delays affecting rural residents' job prospects and energy prices.
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