The question there that we raise is whether they ought to be protected from liability overall because they were acting pursuant to an order of the President of the United States.
Joe Lieberman: “The question there that we raise is whether they ought to be protected from liability overall because they were acting…”
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Lieberman raises concerns about liability protection for actions taken under presidential orders.
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