On the recordJuly 12, 2017
The painful lesson of the 20th century is that American ambivalence only increases the likelihood of conflict in Europe and a direct challenge to our national interests.
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congress.govThe painful lesson of the 20th century is that American ambivalence only increases the likelihood of conflict in Europe and a direct challenge to our national interests.
McCain emphasizes the dangers of U.S. ambivalence towards European conflicts.
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