It has cost us $4 billion. That is not lost opportunity; that is $4 billion in cash in a trash can with lighter fluid, burn it.
Richard Spencer: “It has cost us $4 billion. That is not lost opportunity; that is $4 billion in cash in a trash can with lighter fluid…”
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Highlights the financial waste caused by continuing resolutions in the Navy.
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