On the recordMay 6, 2014
So they had to pay, even though they were ready to go, and it was the government's negligence in failing to give them permission to take out a hazardous tree.
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congress.govLouie Gohmert: “So they had to pay, even though they were ready to go, and it was the government's negligence in failing to give them…”
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Gohmert highlights government negligence affecting utility operations.
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