On the recordJune 22, 2011
The question before us, as I see it, is not whether to regulate but how to regulate because a Nation without regulation would be a Nation at risk.
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congress.govThe question before us, as I see it, is not whether to regulate but how to regulate because a Nation without regulation would be a Nation at risk.
Lieberman emphasizes the necessity of regulation for national safety.
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