Let me say thank you, again, to my friend from Ohio for organizing this. Let me just say, I hear throughout this debate, victory, victory, victory. The other side constantly talks about victory. But to my way of thinking, victory is long past. What victory means at this time would be bringing as many of our troops home alive and safe as we possibly can. That's what victory means. That's what we should be trying to achieve, and that's what today was all about. I think that really is the most important thing that I think we achieved today.
Michael Arcuri: “Let me say thank you, again, to my friend from Ohio for organizing this. Let me just say, I hear throughout this debate…”
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Discussing the concept of victory in relation to troop safety during a debate.
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