If we're going to put taxpayer money into this, and if we're going to do something to help people who need jobs and to help industries who need workers, it ought to work.
John Kline: “If we're going to put taxpayer money into this, and if we're going to do something to help people who need jobs and to…”
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Kline emphasizes the importance of effective use of taxpayer money in workforce development.
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