I think there is no rational reason whatsoever for the House not to do what the Senate has already done and to provide the money that we badly need in the agricultural area, and to provide the money that we know we have a moral obligation to provide to the victims of radiation poisoning.
David Obey: “I think there is no rational reason whatsoever for the House not to do what the Senate has already done and to provide…”
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Discussing funding for agriculture and victims of radiation poisoning during a House debate.
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