On the recordMarch 10, 2015
I would just point out that the language we used in 2001--I think most of us would not have thought it would be used today.
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congress.govI would just point out that the language we used in 2001--I think most of us would not have thought it would be used today.
Cardin reflects on the unexpected longevity of the 2001 military authorization language.
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