On the recordMarch 12, 2008
But there was $35 billion put in the mark that was available for stimulus. Is the Senator reallocating those dollars or is the Senator putting $3.5 billion on top of those dollars?
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Judd Gregg
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govinfo.govBut there was $35 billion put in the mark that was available for stimulus. Is the Senator reallocating those dollars or is the Senator putting $3.5 billion on top of those dollars?
Questioning the allocation of stimulus funds during a Senate debate.
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