You can't decide where to allocate your resources if you don't know where they are going already.
Rob Andrews: “You can't decide where to allocate your resources if you don't know where they are going already.”
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Andrews emphasizes the importance of understanding resource allocation for effective decision-making.
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I thank the gentleman. So the employer rates, which have risen at the slowest rates in the last 5 or 6 years, would once again be subject to the kind of spikes that happen here. Look, I think there is bipartisan agreement in this Chamber…
I thank my friend for the time. Mr. Speaker, there's been an avalanche of talk from both sides, an avalanche of opinion. That's democracy. I think there is one indisputable fact, and that is the one way to end the government shutdown today…
I would like to be heard on the point of order. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman from New Jersey is recognized. {time} 1800





