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Liz Saville Roberts: I would probably vote no--well, not probably--I would vote no on the resolution. But again, the thing that disturbs me…

On the recordMarch 14, 2007
I would probably vote no--well, not probably--I would vote no on the resolution. But again, the thing that disturbs me is when we get to the what-ifs. What if we pass your resolution? What if we pass somebody else's resolution? What happens if we get the troops out? Hopefully they would not be in a situation where we have to send them back. The what-ifs on what happens to us, which you have discussed in a rare discussion on the floor, we haven't talked about that.
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Liz Saville Roberts
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Discussing concerns about potential consequences of a resolution regarding troop deployment.

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