Is it not reasonable to assume that this backlog of projects that we have now that is some $60 billion--is it not reasonable to assume that backlog is only going to grow if we are cutting available funding by 18.5 percent?
Bishop questions the impact of budget cuts on the backlog of projects.
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I think probably the acting commissioner of the IRS has a better shot of being named Government Man of the Year than we have getting that program through.
I am extremely concerned that this administration is once again trying to do an end-around Congress to expand Federal power under the Clean Water Act.
At the risk of being irreverent, my summary of both this hearing and the current state of affairs with respect to the Corps is we have met the enemy and it is us.
It is without question that the Clean Water Act is responsible for a tremendous reduction in the amounts of pollutants entering our waters from point sources.
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