On the recordApril 16, 2013
Sometimes priority-setting means increasing investments in areas that deliver real returns for taxpayers.
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congress.govSometimes priority-setting means increasing investments in areas that deliver real returns for taxpayers.
Lipinski argues for prioritizing investments that benefit taxpayers and enhance quality of life.
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