If we don't spend the money now, when will we spend it, and will it ultimately cost us more?
Barbara Mikulski: “If we don't spend the money now, when will we spend it, and will it ultimately cost us more?”
On the recordMarch 9, 2011
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Mikulski questions the timing and potential future costs of budget cuts.
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