On the recordMarch 1, 2004
They make the case that this money, the billions of dollars, should be spent on other defensive systems, which are more urgent.
They make the case that this money, the billions of dollars, should be spent on other defensive systems, which are more urgent.
Dorgan emphasizes the need to allocate funds to more urgent defense systems.
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