I would argue that, if Members of Congress do not want the responsibility of debating and voting on decisions of war and peace, the responsibility to make grave and tough decisions that affect the lives of servicemembers and their families, and many other national security professionals, then perhaps they should pursue a different profession.
Spanberger emphasizes the importance of Congress taking responsibility for war decisions.
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I do hope that every person in the cabinet recognizes that this was not an appropriate step, not an appropriate way to handle what his hospitalization and hopefully there will be greater transparency, at least within the administration.
So I would say that coordination needs to happen at a much stronger level, not just at the Federal level, but also down into the state and the local level, and back up to the Federal level, so that we all are working to take whatever that…
We have bipartisan support to fix this issue, demonstrating that this is a cause that transcends party lines and unites us in the name of gratitude to our military firefighters.
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