If we start acting like Canadians, Europe, and French, and everybody else, going on vacation in these Cuban military resorts and embracing this regime, we are going to lose being that beacon of hope to the United States.
Claver-Carone warns against normalizing relations with Cuba, emphasizing the U.S. as a beacon of freedom.
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I believe that if our principle policy, if we are going to export our principles as we said, we should also make sure that we do it under conditions and under terms that are consistent with those principles.
If we give away the United States, everything that is in trust for the future or Cuba, for future Cuba's democrats and others, we are essentially handing it to this mafia.
I, for one, have no problem with taking cash away from the Castro regime, and that's not a point of contention in this hearing in any way.
I am not against taking money from Castro. To the contrary, sell him as much as you can. Take his cash.