I said--I cannot even remember how much it was, but it was well, well into the hundred thousand, maybe even a quarter million for this house. And I said are you kidding me? You can buy the town for what you are spending on this house.
Jon Tester: “I said--I cannot even remember how much it was, but it was well, well into the hundred thousand, maybe even a quarter…”
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Tester criticizes excessive spending on housing for government facilities.
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