On the recordMarch 4, 2014
If we let sequestration return with full force next year, it will make things worse. I would continue to urge my colleagues on both sides to work to avoid that.
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congress.govIf we let sequestration return with full force next year, it will make things worse. I would continue to urge my colleagues on both sides to work to avoid that.
Mann emphasizes the negative impact of sequestration on missile defense programs.
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