It is unthinkable that we would cut defense to the point that we are really affecting our national security.
Roscoe Bartlett: “It is unthinkable that we would cut defense to the point that we are really affecting our national security.”
On the recordSeptember 12, 2011
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Bartlett expresses concern over potential defense cuts impacting national security.
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