"U.S. Senators Bob Casey (D-PA) and Evan Bayh (D-IN) today introduced legislation to require an annual comprehensive report on the status of U.S. efforts and the level of progress achieved to combat and defeat al Qaeda and its affiliates under the Global War on Terrorism. … [Senator Bayh:] 'Our bill will ensure that Congress and the American people receive an accurate accounting of how our government is countering al-Qaeda and its terrorist allies using every tool in our arsenal— military, intelligence, economic, diplomatic, political, law enforcement, strategic communications, and public diplomacy.'”
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US Senators Casey, Bayh introduce Legislation to Track Progress of War on Terrorism – ISRIA: 
"U.S. Senators Bob Casey (D-PA) and Evan Bayh (D-IN) today introduced legislation to require an annual comprehensive report on the status of U.S. efforts and the level of progress achieved to combat and defeat al Qaeda and its affiliates under the Global War on Terrorism. … [Senator Bayh:] 'Our bill will ensure that Congress and the American people receive an accurate accounting of how our government is countering al-Qaeda and its terrorist allies using every tool in our arsenal— military, intelligence, economic, diplomatic, political, law enforcement, strategic communications, and public diplomacy.'”
"U.S. Senators Bob Casey (D-PA) and Evan Bayh (D-IN) today introduced legislation to require an annual comprehensive report on the status of U.S. efforts and the level of progress achieved to combat and defeat al Qaeda and its affiliates under the Global War on Terrorism. … [Senator Bayh:] 'Our bill will ensure that Congress and the American people receive an accurate accounting of how our government is countering al-Qaeda and its terrorist allies using every tool in our arsenal— military, intelligence, economic, diplomatic, political, law enforcement, strategic communications, and public diplomacy.'”
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