On the recordApril 6, 2009
After more than 7 years of committing 'blood and treasure' in this region, U.S. taxpayers deserve to know what progress is being made in return for their investment.
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Robert Byrd
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congress.govAfter more than 7 years of committing 'blood and treasure' in this region, U.S. taxpayers deserve to know what progress is being made in return for their investment.
Byrd emphasizes the need for accountability in U.S. investments in Afghanistan.
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