the bottom-line conclusion of this report is that we are better defended than we were in 2001 after the anthrax attacks, but really the State of our biodefense is inadequate, and we are unprepared for the very real biological threats we face, both from terrorists and from naturally emerging contagious diseases.
Lieberman discusses the inadequacies in U.S. biodefense despite improvements since 2001.
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The more than 700,000 citizens of the District of Columbia are our neighbors. They deserve to be treated as such by the rest of us in this country.
I appreciate the leadership that the Committee is showing, because this really is a threat to our country.
nobody in the Government could actually tell us how much we were spending on biodefense.
The claim that President Trump had no authority to order this attack without constitutional approval is constitutionally untenable and practically senseless.
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