It is interesting, we do a lot of things here that have some import and affect the ways our troops operate. But seeing those guys and ladies in 120 degree heat in Iraq and cheerful is an extraordinary experience.
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Discussing the impact of congressional work on military operations and experiences of troops in Iraq.
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