The reason those cruisers are still floating today is because the United States Congress said, we are not going to let you do it.
Randy Forbes: “The reason those cruisers are still floating today is because the United States Congress said, we are not going to let…”
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Forbes highlights Congress's decision to keep cruisers operational.
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