So we're sending our troops in take on head on this whole tribal challenge in Africa. Let me just note that that doesn't sound very good to me in terms of possible success, but there again, this force may be evil enough to justify sending our troops in.
Rohrabacher questions the effectiveness of U.S. troops in addressing tribal challenges in Africa.
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