I say to the gentleman, ``Thank you, Mr. Hunter. I wanted to make sure I got this straight. You were saying earlier that what the President or the administration had said is that we can fight a battle on two fronts, a war on two fronts, and, listening to you, I'm not so convinced that is true. How would you respond to that?''
Jack Kingston: “I say to the gentleman, ``Thank you, Mr. Hunter. I wanted to make sure I got this straight. You were saying earlier that…”
On the recordFebruary 7, 1995
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Questioning the feasibility of a two-front war as discussed by the President's administration.
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