Each one of the individual States we represent is different, to be sure, and the States have a responsibility to their citizens to manage their resources and their economies.
Paul Tonko: “Each one of the individual States we represent is different, to be sure, and the States have a responsibility to their…”
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Tonko acknowledges the unique responsibilities of each state in resource management.
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