Yes. And that is the best way to get better is find out what you did right and what you did wrong.
Tommy Tuberville: “Yes. And that is the best way to get better is find out what you did right and what you did wrong.”
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Senator Tuberville emphasizes the importance of learning from past actions for improvement.
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But even a Bronze Star can’t repay the gratitude that we owe to these veterans. They put their lives on the line to make our country—and our world—a safer place.
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