If we are going to want to make sure that our diplomats are secure, then we have to pony up the money.
Howard Berman: “If we are going to want to make sure that our diplomats are secure, then we have to pony up the money.”
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Berman emphasizes the need for funding to ensure diplomatic security.
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We must do our best to minimize the risks faced by these brave public servants and provide adequate funding to do so, but we must also recognize that such risks can never be completely eliminated.
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