On the recordApril 23, 2013
The majority witnesses focus time their time and energy arguing for devolution--the concept that we don't need a strong federal presence and support in infrastructure development.
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congress.govThe majority witnesses focus time their time and energy arguing for devolution--the concept that we don't need a strong federal presence and support in infrastructure development.
Blumenauer argues against the devolution of infrastructure responsibilities to states.
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