I assume that you're both doing a great job of making sure the soldiers on the front line are getting what they need, but that's at the expense of our preparedness to meet some future unexpected contingency.
Bayh highlights the trade-off between current military support and future readiness.
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Well, and if they have to be focused on capital preservation, then obviously they are not lending, and that is yet another drag upon the recovery, isn't it?
If they become significantly affected by this, does that present a systemic risk of some kind?