On the recordMarch 6, 1980
In the same way we must strengthen our conventional military forces to prevent an outbreak of war, we must strengthen our conventional economic defenses--starting with the vulnerability of the dollar.
In the same way we must strengthen our conventional military forces to prevent an outbreak of war, we must strengthen our conventional economic defenses--starting with the vulnerability of the dollar.
Speaking on dependence on imported oil and pending energy legislation.
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