On the recordJune 13, 2016
We get whatever we are willing to pay for, we should not pick winners and losers, and we are holding back innovators.
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congress.govWe get whatever we are willing to pay for, we should not pick winners and losers, and we are holding back innovators.
Enzi emphasizes the importance of market-driven innovation without government favoritism.
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