One cannot be confident, but I think that you have a much better chance of having that outcome if everybody is focused o...
I do think that the United States could use its diplomatic and other influence, particularly working with our like-minde...
I would agree with your assertion that we should not be lifting sanctions simply in response to a peaceful election, but...
we should have and the hesitancy we should have toward lifting any sanctions prematurely and the redoubling of effort th...
Simply basing the U.S. policy on the March 16 constitutional referendum is insufficient.
A key concern is security sector reform, the politicization of the police and the military and the lack of confidence th...
We should not simply wait, we should not simply accept peaceful elections; we should be using all the levers available t...
We are absolutely correct to continually review and reduce or take people off the sanctions list when they are no longer...
I think there is still the possibility of progress in security sector reform, in electoral reform, and with some signifi...
The United States shares the same fundamental interest as the people of Zimbabwe: a stable, peaceful, democratic Zimbabw...
The upcoming elections offer Zimbabweans a critical chance to show their commitment to their new constitution.
If the outcome is already decided, then it cannot by definition be a competitive election.
The election itself is not an expression of democratic will, nor a process for Zimbabwe to select a political leader.
Engagement and flexibility does not mean appeasement.
I didn't find them helpful myself. And I would just like for you each to comment on whether or not there are any real co...
It is a very interesting hearing. Thank you to the panelists for coming in today and for your expertise.
It is my understanding, again, as part of the team that with my colleague, the prime sponsor, Mr. Fincher from Tennessee...
I was one of the sponsors of the IPO onramp part of the JOBS Act.
