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CiteA Conversation with Senator Richard G. Lugar
Richard G. Lugar discusses the wide range of policy issues facing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Speaker: Richard G. Lugar, Ranking Member, Committee on Foreign Relations, U.S. Senate
Presider: Jim Hoagland, Contributing Editor, Washington Post
October 27, 2010
Richard G. Lugar discusses the wide range of policy issues facing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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