On the recordSeptember 22, 2003
The Marshall Plan was not presented to Congress for its rubberstamp approval.
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Robert C. Byrd
The Marshall Plan was not presented to Congress for its rubberstamp approval.
Senator Byrd compares the Marshall Plan process to the current situation.
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The Department is firmly committed to working closely and openly with Congress in order to protect the health of our servicemembers.
Promoting efficiency and preventing fraud in defense acquisitions will obviously be a high priority.
Doesn't this send a signal to the Iraqi people and to the American people that the United States intends to have a large permanent presence there?
In closing, may I say that the President's request includes $658 million for construction of the U.S. Embassy in Iraq.