How are we possibly going to not curtail commerce when you are budgeting well less than half what we have spent in those previous years?
David Vitter: “How are we possibly going to not curtail commerce when you are budgeting well less than half what we have spent in those…”
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Vitter questions budget cuts affecting commerce in the Mississippi River.
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