I have stated many times before that we are simply loving our trees to death.
Where did we go wrong and how do we get back to those days?
That concludes our hearing on H.R. 5751.
Mr. McClintock. Without objection.
Do they have full access to the benefit of these programs that they are paying for? The answer was no.
I would like to thank our witnesses for appearing before the Subcommittee today. I look forward to hearing their testimony.
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