And you know it just amazes me sometimes that there seems to be a disconnect with Washington and with more affluent areas of the country who don't understand that they truly are relegating the people that I represent to a lower lifestyle, a lower health quality standard.
Whitfield highlights the disconnect between Washington and struggling communities affected by energy policies.
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