I would not count on it. I will be, obviously, quite pleasantly surprised if we are able to find common ground.
Joe Lieberman: “I would not count on it. I will be, obviously, quite pleasantly surprised if we are able to find common ground.”
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Lieberman expresses skepticism about achieving bipartisan agreement on cybersecurity legislation.
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