On the recordMay 11, 2010
There are good reasons to have reservations about a proposal that discards billions of dollars of important technology and engineering advancements paid for by American taxpayers.
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congress.govKay Bailey Hutchison: “There are good reasons to have reservations about a proposal that discards billions of dollars of important technology…”
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Hutchison highlights concerns over the proposal's disregard for taxpayer-funded advancements.
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