This program is a model of how hunter support can be turned to the broad advantage of the public
Paul Tonko: “This program is a model of how hunter support can be turned to the broad advantage of the public”
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Tonko highlights the success of the duck stamp program for public benefits.
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I believe that leaves the individual of focus this evening, the chairwoman of the Energy and Commerce Committee. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentlewoman from Washington (Mrs. Rodgers).
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