On the recordMay 16, 2013
The states don't always do that, though, because they want federal resources and expertise brought to bear to get sites cleaned up.
Source
congress.govThe states don't always do that, though, because they want federal resources and expertise brought to bear to get sites cleaned up.
Waxman emphasizes states' reliance on federal resources for site cleanups.
Share
More from Henry Waxman
What the Constitution does not allow is our leaders breaking the Constitution, or the law, to serve their political needs.
The Federal Government would maintain its commitment to sharing the costs of providing basic healthcare and long-term coverage to vulnerable Americans.
It is not for the President to say or to obstruct congressional deliberations and investigations or other legitimate functions.