Understand, I hear horror stories--you know, my constituents calling me--that would stand your hair on end about the way they are being treated by folks like that who end up putting them in a worse situation than they would otherwise be if somebody gave them the right attention and helped them out from the very beginning.
Tierney discusses the troubling treatment of constituents by agencies.
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