If it is good enough for the United States military to trust change on that front, why shouldn't it be good enough for the rest of the country, from the standpoint of looking at security?
Marshall Sanford: “If it is good enough for the United States military to trust change on that front, why shouldn't it be good enough for…”
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Sanford questions the necessity of the Jones Act for national security.
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