It seems to me--and I think no matter how we feel, particularly about what's happening in Iraq now here on this panel, and what we think should happen, that most everybody agrees that what's happening in Iraq has regional implications.
Joe Lieberman: “It seems to me--and I think no matter how we feel, particularly about what's happening in Iraq now here on this panel…”
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Senator Lieberman comments on the regional implications of the Iraq situation.
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