We would not see the diplomacy working at its hopefully best, be it in the Security Council or in the capitals of the world, had it not been for the foresight of our President and other world leaders to move in position their best and finest of the Armed Forces to make possible such progress that we all hope and pray for in diplomacy.
Discussing the importance of military presence for diplomatic efforts regarding Iraq.
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I do think from the freeze, because the Nation is at war, we need to have more flexibility there.
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You will carry with you for the rest of your life the recollections of the work that you have done for one of America's most valued assets, the men and the women and their families of the armed services of the United States.
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