On the recordJanuary 15, 2014
It's truly unfortunate that General Alexander was put out there on a limb by himself by the administration to seek to explain these programs.
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congress.govSaxby Chambliss: “It's truly unfortunate that General Alexander was put out there on a limb by himself by the administration to seek to…”
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Chambliss criticizes the administration for leaving General Alexander to defend intelligence programs alone.
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