On the recordSeptember 12, 2021
We must always plan for the worst case scenario, because I think we saw a confluence of worst case scenarios come to fruition.
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congress.govWe must always plan for the worst case scenario, because I think we saw a confluence of worst case scenarios come to fruition.
Spanberger emphasizes the importance of preparing for worst-case scenarios in Afghanistan.
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