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Republicans and National Security

by Kevin Drum March 30, 2004January 8, 2022

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REPUBLICANS AND NATIONAL SECURITY….Robert Tagorda, who grew up in the Philippines, is annoyed that the National Republican Congressional Committee is so ignorant of basic national security issues that it lists the Philippines as a country that “harbors and aids terrorists.” Keep it up, guys! Apparently they’ve also pissed off the Thai vote while they were at it.

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