It seems like every time we have an emergency that comes up and there’s an obvious layout program, we find out more things are a problem and it brings in the public attention, but what we end up doing is we provided a band-aid.
Mike Rounds: “It seems like every time we have an emergency that comes up and there’s an obvious layout program, we find out more…”
On the recordJune 16, 2016
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Rounds critiques the temporary solutions provided during emergencies.
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