Defense contracts ought to be done on a fixed-price basis unless the Secretary certifies that there's a good reason not to.
Editor's note · Context
Lieberman advocates for fixed-price defense contracts with exceptions.
Share
More from Joe Lieberman
I hope that the spirit of bipartisanship... will guide your Committee's consideration of the deprivation of voting representation in Congress for citizens of our Capital City.
The more than 700,000 citizens of the District of Columbia are our neighbors. They deserve to be treated as such by the rest of us in this country.
I hope you Members of the Committee in this session will similarly rise to the challenge of this moment and this problem and work together to get something good and great done for our country.
It has mattered to me because there are two great American constitutional principles that are at the heart of the cause of D.C. statehood and that are violated every day in the current treatment of residents of the District of Columbia.





