I think it's a matter of policy, and it's a matter of priority, and this is something that I'm hoping that before all of your trips are over, and home--coming home--that you might be able to convince the Governor that these are the types of priorities that we need to have.
Hirono emphasizes the need for prioritizing vulnerable populations in government policy.
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