Given the fact that this crisis has lasted much longer than people would have presupposed, given that there is a higher cost to people in Puerto Rico in bringing aid and armament--if you want to think about it in defense terms--then why wouldn't it be a good idea to extend, in essence, that moratorium or repeal, whatever you want to call it?
Sanford questions the need to extend the Jones Act for Puerto Rico's aid.
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