These two programs have always had broad bipartisan support, and I hope we can come to a point in actually adopting the 2012 budget where we continue to have that broad bipartisan support.
Joe Lieberman: “These two programs have always had broad bipartisan support, and I hope we can come to a point in actually adopting the…”
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Lieberman emphasizes the bipartisan support for fire grant programs and hopes for continued funding.
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