Thank you. We know because we have talked to these families. When they are crying about their loved ones injured in the field of battle or, God forbid, have not come back, there is also a sense from military families that their despair is because they realize they are the only ones that are being asked to sacrifice for this war.
Chris Murphy: “Thank you. We know because we have talked to these families. When they are crying about their loved ones injured in the…”
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