On the recordSeptember 21, 2004
Yet, there appears to be a growing drum beat of opinion that Congress has no choice but to undertake a complete overhaul of intelligence in the few weeks remaining in the session.
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Robert C. Byrd
Yet, there appears to be a growing drum beat of opinion that Congress has no choice but to undertake a complete overhaul of intelligence in the few weeks remaining in the session.
Senator Byrd comments on the urgency for intelligence reform.
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