This Member's patience is not inexhaustible, and I want to be cooperative, but eventually I think we ought to have some time for nonmembers of the committee.
Doug Bereuter: “This Member's patience is not inexhaustible, and I want to be cooperative, but eventually I think we ought to have some…”
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Discussing the need for input from noncommittee members during a committee meeting.
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