Before you put words in my mouth, my concern has been that the administration has not been terribly supportive of the inspections process. Numerous Administration officials have been very dismissive of the inspections effort. My colleague from Virginia may have a different one. But my impression is that the administration has never embraced the inspections process, endorsed it, or supported it with the kind of rhetoric that I would have assumed would have been the case since we certainly supported the resolution that established the inspections initiative.
Chris Dodd: “Before you put words in my mouth, my concern has been that the administration has not been terribly supportive of the…”
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Discussing the administration's support for the inspections process during a debate.
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