If we fail to do it, we must be prepared to endure the American casualties, and even possible defeat, in wars that we could have been avoided.
Jim Inhofe: “If we fail to do it, we must be prepared to endure the American casualties, and even possible defeat, in wars that we…”
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Inhofe warns of potential consequences if national defense is not prioritized.
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