On the recordJanuary 27, 2020
I think that ought to alarm all of us who care about this institution and care about our ability to work together on behalf of the country's national security.
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congress.govI think that ought to alarm all of us who care about this institution and care about our ability to work together on behalf of the country's national security.
Thornberry expresses concern for the future of bipartisan efforts in national security.
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