the so-called Kerry-Lugar bill, providing for money for food, education, and health in Pakistan, receives far more headlines daily in Pakistan than anything we are doing with regard to our military situation.
Lugar emphasizes the significance of the Kerry-Lugar bill in Pakistan compared to military efforts.
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