I know there have been casualties and there have been fatalities, but do think that pulling out on an arbitrary date, not conditions based at all and not providing any sense of continued support for the intelligence community to be able to keep us safe from what happened on 9/11, concerns me a lot.
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Portman highlights the risks of an unconditional U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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