On the recordApril 1, 2014
We all know it's better to prevent a problem than to try and correct it after things have gone wrong.
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congress.govWe all know it's better to prevent a problem than to try and correct it after things have gone wrong.
Reichert emphasizes the importance of prevention over correction in government programs.
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