I ask the Senator, does he remember a man named Larry Lindsey? I suggest he was on the Board of Governors working with Alan Greenspan. He also was the chief economic adviser to President Bush. Does the Senator from Connecticut remember a time just a short time ago after the war started that he said he thought the war could cost as much as $200 billion?
Questioning the economic implications of the war during a Senate debate.
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Let ‘em do it. Why in the world would we care? We were trying to protect everybody.
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