But to interject, this goes back to the point that we have made several times before, and that is that the people who are always talking about cuts, cutting this, that you are cutting that, they are the people who, in essence, are arguing not to change anything. If you are interested in, in education, the environment, preventing crime, in order to take care of those problems, we have to change the programs to make them work better than they are working now.
Greg Ganske: “But to interject, this goes back to the point that we have made several times before, and that is that the people who…”
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Discussing the need for program changes in education, environment, and crime prevention.
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