On the recordOctober 26, 2011
Going to the private sector and letting them take care of it is not going to really engender public acceptance.
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congress.govGoing to the private sector and letting them take care of it is not going to really engender public acceptance.
McNerney argues against privatizing the solution due to lack of public acceptance.
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