I think both of those points--very important to hear from you--that is, for Members of Congress and the American people to understand, that it's winnable, but it's not going to be easy; it's probably going to get worse before it gets better.
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Lieberman emphasizes the difficulty of winning the war in Afghanistan despite its potential for success.
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