I think you were asked today to go throw yourself under the bus in front of a congressional committee that is frustrated with the approach that the new administration is taking with regard to addressing nuclear waste issues.
Cynthia Lummis: “I think you were asked today to go throw yourself under the bus in front of a congressional committee that is frustrated…”
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Lummis empathizes with Kouts about the administration's handling of nuclear waste.
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