On the recordFebruary 14, 2011
It should not be an act of moral courage for a soldier to identify a fellow soldier who is displaying extremist behavior; it should be an obligation.
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congress.govIt should not be an act of moral courage for a soldier to identify a fellow soldier who is displaying extremist behavior; it should be an obligation.
Lieberman emphasizes the need for soldiers to report extremist behavior as a duty.
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