Can't you come to Congress and ask us to fix this so that you do have the authority to have a legitimate competitive bidding process rather than one that opens the door up for suicide bids?
Steve King: “Can't you come to Congress and ask us to fix this so that you do have the authority to have a legitimate competitive…”
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King suggests that Congress should be approached to improve the bidding process.
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