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"We won't always have the strongest military"

- Howard Dean

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This quote by Howard Dean speaks with the concept that military strength is not a long-term state. It indicates that the strength of a country's armed force can alter gradually, which it is not a guarantee. This might be due to a range of factors, such as modifications in technology, the accessibility of resources, or shifts in political power. It is a pointer that a nation's military strength is not a given, and that it needs to be preserved and improved upon in order to stay effective. This quote also speaks to the concept that a country's military strength is not the only consider identifying its success. Other elements, such as financial stability, diplomatic relations, and social cohesion, are likewise important. Eventually, this quote serves as a suggestion that a country's military strength is not a guarantee, which it needs to be preserved and surpassed in order to remain efficient.

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Howard Dean This quote is written / told by Howard Dean somewhere between November 17, 1948 and today. He was a famous Politician from USA. The author also have 37 other quotes.

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