On the recordJune 23, 2010
Why would we rather take the $50 to $60 billion in private investment, put that in jeopardy, and try and shoehorn that around this issue?
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congress.govWhy would we rather take the $50 to $60 billion in private investment, put that in jeopardy, and try and shoehorn that around this issue?
Thune questions the rationale behind risking private investment to address the USF funding issue.
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