I wonder if the Senator's position isn't similar to mine, on the point the Senator from New Hampshire raised, that we at least should not refuse to vote on a bill that could mean millions of jobs for everybody in the country in all sections of the country because of one provision in the bill which could perhaps be fixed or compromised in some other legislation. I wonder if that isn't the Senator's position.
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I think the top-level political authority, which you all represent, what is it you want the outcome of this to be and why?
What we were hearing back is a greater and greater level of frustration that the system doesn't seem to understand what they're dealing with.
Part of what you are doing and need to do is to strengthen the civilian elements of national influence.
I would just suggest I think success means protecting the American homeland, the territorial integrity of allies, the economy, from attacks.
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