Tomorrow is not too soon. And I know, looking at Idaho, where we have the overgrowth, where we have high unemployment, all these counties that I talked about where that 1910 fire went up, I have six counties that run right up through that vein where that 1910 fire went that all have double-digit unemployment, they are all ready to go to work. All we need to do is to pass the hiring mechanism, and that hiring mechanism, that action mechanism is this bill.
C.L. Otter: “Tomorrow is not too soon. And I know, looking at Idaho, where we have the overgrowth, where we have high unemployment…”
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Discussing the need for a hiring mechanism to address unemployment in Idaho.
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