Discussion · House of Representatives
Pramila Jayapal Democrat
“We need a clear strategy. We do not know where our ships are, what our plan is, what our end goal is, or how we will finish this mission.”
“Mr. Speaker, how I would like to respond to the gentleman is: We actually need a strategy. Have you seen a strategy of which ships are where? What are we planning to do? What is our end goal? How do we intend to achieve a mission? The SPEAKER pro tempore (Mr. Haridopolos). The time of the gentlewoman has expired.”
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Mr. Speaker, how I would like to respond to the gentleman is: We actually need a strategy. Have you seen a strategy of which ships are where? What are we planning to do? What is our end goal? How do we intend to achieve a mission? The SPEAKER pro tempore (Mr. Haridopolos). The time of the gentlewoman has expired.