The point is that Senator Rudman said no illegality, no covert action. What is left, as he put it in his words, is a matter of politics.
David Skaggs: “The point is that Senator Rudman said no illegality, no covert action. What is left, as he put it in his words, is a…”
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Discussing the implications of Senator Rudman's statements on legality and politics.
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