On the recordSeptember 10, 2012
I don't believe, Mr. Chairman, that this type of spending reflects the priorities of the average American voter that vote for us to come to Washington.
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congress.govI don't believe, Mr. Chairman, that this type of spending reflects the priorities of the average American voter that vote for us to come to Washington.
Whitfield criticizes EPA spending priorities not aligning with voters' concerns.
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