Unfortunately, the world has a way of determining the demand. It's somewhat beyond our control.
Evan Bayh: “Unfortunately, the world has a way of determining the demand. It's somewhat beyond our control.”
On the recordApril 21, 2009
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Evan Bayh
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Bayh discusses the uncontrollable nature of military demand amidst ongoing commitments.
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