On the recordJuly 16, 2014
Scientists were one of the few groups in Washington who seemed to be there to help the country and not help themselves.
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congress.govScientists were one of the few groups in Washington who seemed to be there to help the country and not help themselves.
Thune cites Eisenhower's view on scientists' altruism in Washington.
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