And frankly I think that is why we are here, but I think the point, too, as to why we are here tonight is to get a point across, that point, and that is the fact that we are here for localizing government to the local level and also privatizing certain functions that Washington does, and that can't be said too many times. It just needs to be said over and over again.
George P. Radanovich: “And frankly I think that is why we are here, but I think the point, too, as to why we are here tonight is to get a point…”
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Discussing the importance of localizing government and privatizing certain functions during a floor speech.
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