On the recordApril 10, 2013
I think you mean well, and I think you are a very nice man. And I feel sorry that you have to step before us today and tote the water for an Administration who just doesn't get it.
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congress.govSteve Southerland: “I think you mean well, and I think you are a very nice man. And I feel sorry that you have to step before us today and…”
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Southerland expresses frustration with the administration's lack of understanding regarding rural issues.
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