But there weren't. The reports that we are getting is that there was so much corruption that sometimes they were getting altered pharmaceuticals or fake pharmaceuticals, and that they weren't getting the kind of treatment that you had hoped to get by providing the resources.
Tierney questions the effectiveness of funds given to Afghanistan amid reports of corruption.
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What we need to help with some ideas and what are we going to do, the enforcement provision that we put in was weak. It got watered down in the conference committee on that.
At this time, I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Maryland, Steny Hoyer, our Democratic whip.
There is always a reason. And when you talk about prioritizing, we had amendment after amendment on the Republican side to cut special ed, to provide money for another program.
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