Alliances have contributed to America's strength since the end of World War II, and Senator Lieberman, like many of us, has watched with concern as those alliances have weakened over the last 2 years. He makes a compelling case on why those alliances remain vital to our security and why it is important that the administration redouble its efforts to strengthen those alliances.
Discussing the importance of U.S. alliances during a speech about Senator Lieberman's address at the Wehrkunde Security Conference.
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We have cost problems. We have access problems. But as you rightfully point out in your question, we certainly have quality problems.
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I think that the cost of the status quo, the cost of doing nothing may be the most expensive option of all.
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