On the recordMarch 16, 2011
What bothers me is that we always want everybody else to increase their production capacity for our gain, and we don't want to take responsibility for what we could do ourselves.
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congress.govWhat bothers me is that we always want everybody else to increase their production capacity for our gain, and we don't want to take responsibility for what we could do ourselves.
Landry criticizes reliance on others for production increases instead of domestic responsibility.
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