I thought it was vetoed. So here we have a President who has vetoed Congress, which on a bipartisan basis said no more Americans serving under U.N. command.
Jack Kingston: “I thought it was vetoed. So here we have a President who has vetoed Congress, which on a bipartisan basis said no more…”
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Discussing the President's veto regarding U.S. military service under U.N. command.
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