It is disturbing to learn that about 100,000 formerly homeless people may be removed from current housing or emergency shelters if the sequestration goes through.
For us to cut funding and to lose what would probably be 10,000 veterans from our housing and be back on the streets would be tragic.
this sequestration could end up costing us more money than saving it.
If we are able to avoid sequestration, there are still significant issues with the BCA going forward.
We would have to go back and redo our national defense strategy if we had those cuts.
There seems to be a significant gap between the first attack and the annex at midnight and the deployment of mortars and RPGs.
Yes, I think you've touched on something that, again, is a critical issue that cuts across both AORs; that is, governmental capacity, the ab...
I believe it sends the wrong signal to the Afghans to do that.
It would also reassure our NATO allies that we remain committed.
We have to, as you both clearly indicated, not rhetorically but fundamentally respond to this.
The relationship with notably the President of Afghanistan is 'scratchy' I think is probably as good a word as I could describe it.