I say to the Senator, courage is fine. I don't think the President lacks courage. Nobody is questioning his courage. But whether he has wisdom or vision or exercises good judgment along with courage is something else. I am simply saying this administration has not been forthright with the American people and has not been forthright with the Congress. We can debate that as long as you wish, but that is the way I see it. At some future time, if the distinguished Senator wishes to debate that, I will be happy to accommodate him.
Cord Byrd: “I say to the Senator, courage is fine. I don't think the President lacks courage. Nobody is questioning his courage. But…”
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Discussing the President's courage and the administration's transparency with Congress and the American people.
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