the decision to send a young woman or man into war is the hardest, was the hardest for me of any vote that I have ever had.
Gregory Meeks: “the decision to send a young woman or man into war is the hardest, was the hardest for me of any vote that I have ever…”
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Meeks reflects on the gravity of war decisions in Congress.
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