On the recordJanuary 23, 2007
We want to see an Iraq in which the government, through its established and regulated police and army, maintains a monopoly on the possession and use of organized armed force.
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Ben Nelson
We want to see an Iraq in which the government, through its established and regulated police and army, maintains a monopoly on the possession and use of organized armed force.
Senator questions the presence of armed militias in Iraq.
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