recently in my district of Colorado, I had an opportunity to talk to my constituents firsthand about the high cost of gasoline. I decided to go right to the gas station and go up and offer to pump my constituents' gas. Now, this is a very good way to get an honest opinion from someone who, quite frankly, is caught off guard to see a Member of Congress right there willing to pump their gas; and when I introduced myself, some of them recognized me, but others that don't, I introduce myself and I say, Would you like to talk to me about what is on your mind today? And almost to a person, they said, You mean besides the high cost of gasoline? And I knew, after spending a great deal of time at that gas station, that my constituents' number one concern is the high cost of gasoline. They told me in various ways how its affecting their lives.
Marilyn Musgrave: “recently in my district of Colorado, I had an opportunity to talk to my constituents firsthand about the high cost of…”
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Discussing constituents' concerns about the high cost of gasoline during a visit to a gas station.
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