We have no capacity to do that nor do we, frankly, have any strategy that would involve integration of U.S. diplomats with private sector contracts in any meaningful way.
Chris Murphy: “We have no capacity to do that nor do we, frankly, have any strategy that would involve integration of U.S. diplomats…”
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The U.S. lacks a strategy for integrating diplomats with private sector contracts.
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