It does seem a bit ironic, that States are coming forward and saying we need more of a Federal plan, and the Federal Government is seemingly talking about State flexibility and federalism.
Roger Wicker: “It does seem a bit ironic, that States are coming forward and saying we need more of a Federal plan, and the Federal…”
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Wicker comments on the irony of states requesting federal plans while the government promotes state flexibility.
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