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It is my belief that a greater emphasis should be placed upon generating alternative revenue sources to maintain in-house technical competencies, which will ensure long-term military preparedness and ease the burden on the already squeezed Navy budget. If Schwarzenegger were eligible to run for president, he would have to run not as the Terminator, but on the merits of his record as governor--as well as his grasp of such crucial public policy issues as education reform, Social Security, Medicare, tax reform, terrorism, nuclear proliferation and military preparedness. Democrats, and most notably John Kerry, have continually voted against spending for military preparedness and intelligence services. |
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