If we don't show real visible things that we can communicate to the American people and here in Congress to really illustrate how many students, how many young people we were able to help, and give us some success stories.
David Scott emphasizes the need for measurable success in the SNAP program to gain public support.
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Quite frankly, Congressman, I think we have a history of not wanting to see what happens when we don't bail out banks.
We really have to look out for our young people, our future generations, and make sure they are educated properly and that their interests are protected when it comes to this new technology.
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