On the recordJanuary 27, 2010
If we don't have a plan that all of us basically think has got merit, it will be abandoned.
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congress.govIf we don't have a plan that all of us basically think has got merit, it will be abandoned.
Conrad warns that without a unified plan, efforts to address debt may fail.
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