Why don't we spend some money--we don't have to build the George Washington Parkway--to build a road like the dirt road that I live on in Vermont, where they could actually go 25, 35 miles an hour and bring the food in an hour's time to market.
Patrick Leahy: “Why don't we spend some money--we don't have to build the George Washington Parkway--to build a road like the dirt road…”
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Leahy suggests investing in infrastructure to improve food access in developing countries.
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