I don't think we should forget what happened in 2001. We went into Afghanistan by a virtually unanimous vote of this Congress.
Roger Wicker: “I don't think we should forget what happened in 2001. We went into Afghanistan by a virtually unanimous vote of this…”
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Wicker reminds of the bipartisan support for the Afghanistan invasion post-9/11.
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