However, in bill after bill we seem to be undermining this partnership for political expediency.
James H. Quigley: “However, in bill after bill we seem to be undermining this partnership for political expediency.”
On the recordNovember 15, 2011
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John Quigley criticizes the undermining of Federal-State partnerships in water quality regulation.
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