I want to congratulate my colleague for doing some mighty interesting research. It is good that we laid this kind of research out before this House and before the American public. One of the things that people get concerned about up here is who is shooting straight. As far as Ms. Baca is concerned, it looks right now like this administration decided to put their money on the wrong horse. When we start talking about Minerals Management, that is starting to ring a bell with the American people because our interesting father and son inspection team that you have talked about on the floor of the House, isn't that part of Minerals Management?
John Rice Carter: “I want to congratulate my colleague for doing some mighty interesting research. It is good that we laid this kind of…”
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The speaker addresses concerns about the administration's decisions regarding Minerals Management.
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