A lot of the money that has gone out the door, that seems to be the metric instead of, what is the metric or what is the measuring stick for whether or not we are succeeding in the issue of interoperability?
John Thune: “A lot of the money that has gone out the door, that seems to be the metric instead of, what is the metric or what is the…”
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Thune questions the effectiveness of funding in achieving interoperability.
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Well, I think people are, there's voter fatigue with high gas prices and high diesel prices in my part of the world.
That's why again I hope that the administration is laser-focused on trying to get the strait open, get the shipping lanes opened up, and help out with that global energy supply.
I just think, if you’re looking at issues that we want to get at the heart of what everybody seems to be saying, the Democrats and others are saying, are important, we're concerned about.
It's a pretty simple measure, but an important way to ensure that members of Congress are held to the standards that America should be able to expect of their representatives.





