The money that we are asking for does not turn one shovel of dirt.
John Shimkus: “The money that we are asking for does not turn one shovel of dirt.”
Editor's note · Context
Shimkus emphasizes that requested funds won't initiate physical work but are necessary for scientific debate.
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