On the recordJuly 13, 2016
It makes me wonder if there is not a preferred implementer that actually--this is probably not the right term--but gets a kickback or is a favorite.
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congress.govRandy Weber: “It makes me wonder if there is not a preferred implementer that actually--this is probably not the right term--but gets…”
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Weber questions if certain aid implementers receive preferential treatment.
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