Let us remember that the Congress has a right to make policy judgments. Indeed, it has an obligation to make policy judgments that direct money -- money to one place or another.
David Obey: “Let us remember that the Congress has a right to make policy judgments. Indeed, it has an obligation to make policy…”
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David Obey emphasizes the Congress's responsibility to make policy decisions regarding the allocation of funds.
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