This is kind of interesting, because historically we have always wanted to have one every 2 years.
Jim Inhofe: “This is kind of interesting, because historically we have always wanted to have one every 2 years.”
On the recordFebruary 9, 2016
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Inhofe discusses the historical frequency of Water Resources Development Acts.
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