I find in Congress that everybody wants to solve problems, but nobody wants to pay for solving the problem.
Sam Farr: “I find in Congress that everybody wants to solve problems, but nobody wants to pay for solving the problem.”
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Farr critiques Congress's reluctance to fund solutions to problems.
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