On the recordSeptember 3, 1997
if the administration were to desire to do that, since there are no earmarks, we do not earmark money for Cambodia, we do not earmark money for anybody.
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govinfo.govJames T. Callahan: “if the administration were to desire to do that, since there are no earmarks, we do not earmark money for Cambodia, we…”
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Discussing earmarks and funding allocations during a congressional session.
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