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T. Gorton: “The operative language here is nothing can go into effect unless Congress has approved it. Whether it comes in the form…”

On the recordJune 15, 2000
The operative language here is nothing can go into effect unless Congress has approved it. Whether it comes in the form of a recommendation from the Department of Transportation or proposal from the Department of Transportation, Congress has to approve it.
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T. Gorton
Republican · Washington

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Discussing the approval process for transportation recommendations and proposals.

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