Well Mr. Secretary, thank you for your service. I hope that as you continue to serve, we will remember the hard times that we had with the Federal agencies in trying to run the State of Georgia and hopefully get those barriers out of the way where we can remove the barriers and get the government closer to the people.
Austin Scott: “Well Mr. Secretary, thank you for your service. I hope that as you continue to serve, we will remember the hard times…”
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Scott expresses gratitude and hopes for improved government efficiency in Georgia.
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