So the question that I think they would ask you: Is it worth it to now send 21,000 more troops? Is it possible to succeed?
Carl Levin: “So the question that I think they would ask you: Is it worth it to now send 21,000 more troops? Is it possible to…”
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Chairman Levin poses critical questions about troop deployment and potential success.
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