I wish the 5,600 troops to remain in Kosovo. That is the first part. He has done that. He says: I want them to stay. What happens if the Senate says: We are not even going to vote on it? Can the troops stay?
Joe Biden: “I wish the 5,600 troops to remain in Kosovo. That is the first part. He has done that. He says: I want them to stay.…”
On the recordMay 17, 2000
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Discussing the deployment of U.S. troops in Kosovo and Senate voting procedures.
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