Thank you for your testimony today, and, Dr. Balla, I think you could probably ask anybody up here on this dais about mass communications and mass-comment campaigns, because we all get that, and this is part of the process, and you say, okay, I got a thousand comments on right to work, and I got 77 comments on healthy forests. They are all identical. You just deal with it. So we understand that, and your next study should be on what we get as Members of Congress.
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Perlmutter acknowledges the commonality of mass-comment campaigns in Congress.
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