Sequestration is only a decision, and it was a decision that Congress made. They didn't have to make it.
Sam Farr: “Sequestration is only a decision, and it was a decision that Congress made. They didn't have to make it.”
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Farr criticizes Congress for choosing sequestration, emphasizing it was an unnecessary decision.
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