On the recordJune 5, 2012
I think that basically if we have a system that still functions and permits people such leeway as we have just been mentioning, shame on us, not shame on them.
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congress.govI think that basically if we have a system that still functions and permits people such leeway as we have just been mentioning, shame on us, not shame on them.
Rohrabacher shifts blame for failures in Afghanistan to the U.S. system rather than the Afghan people.
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