I urge this body to override the President's veto. I am fortunate enough to represent 216 miles of river which includes the Mississippi but 86 miles of the Missouri River that forms the boundary in my district. I would ask... that Members of this body really would give some deference to this bipartisan coalition of Members in Missouri that do not support the Fish and Wildlife's position, that would urge an override of the President's veto, that is, this proposed spring rise. The section at issue is section 103 that simply says that none of the funds available in this energy and water bill would be available to revise the master manual to provide for an increase in the springtime water release during heavy spring rainfall and snow melt in States that have rivers that drain into the Missouri. ... I hope those that support the President's veto do not try to create this false choice between picking between the environment and picking between commerce. Clearly, commerce is affected. As the gentleman from Iowa mentioned before, navigation is extremely important.
Kenny Hulshof: “I urge this body to override the President's veto. I am fortunate enough to represent 216 miles of river which includes…”
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Advocating for the override of the President's veto regarding water management in Missouri.
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