On the recordMarch 9, 2011
At the least we must ask ourselves whether the very negligible effect these cuts will have on the national deficit warrants the devastation it will cause to our core scientific programs.
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congress.govEddie Bernice Johnson: “At the least we must ask ourselves whether the very negligible effect these cuts will have on the national deficit…”
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Questions the impact of budget cuts on scientific programs versus national deficit.
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