Once again, it is a welcome change to be able to talk about a funding increase rather than to try to figure out what to do with less money.
John Garamendi: “Once again, it is a welcome change to be able to talk about a funding increase rather than to try to figure out what to…”
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Garamendi expresses relief over discussing budget increases instead of cuts.
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