We have an inherent tendency to want to support 'surges,' particularly when we think they protect the security of the United States.
Joe Lieberman: “We have an inherent tendency to want to support 'surges,' particularly when we think they protect the security of the…”
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Lieberman emphasizes support for surges that enhance U.S. security.
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