Sequestration-level funding degrades our readiness, hurts our people, and strains our ability to train and equip our force.
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James F. Jackson discusses the negative impact of sequestration on military readiness.
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I would like to see this technology continue to stay housed in the United States of America to make sure that we have a competitive edge.
I can rest well knowing there is something in Washington that is working exceedingly well, and that is your advocacy on behalf of all of Americans and our food security.
You must put one foot in the system and one foot outside. We must fight for change. We cannot adjust to the party; we must change the party. Got that right to vote, 18 years ago after much bloodshed and – and death, and yet 18 years later with this great brotherhood, that 512,000 of our elected officials, about 5,200 of them are Black. We got about 1% of the elected officials. We are about 12% of the population. At this rate, it will take us 198 years to achieve parity. My generation is restless. We must change the system and not adjust to it.
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