
the cost of doing that is that it provides hard currency to the regime
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the cost of doing that is that it provides hard currency to the regime

I would argue that we ought to continue to use our voices and our votes.

It's hard to find any examples of things that we prevented from happening.

Make no mistake: We, as the U.S. Government, consider Hamas a terrorist organization.

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our real goal there is to ultimately have Cuba become a democracy

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I am concerned about a trend toward autocracy that threatens many nations in the hemisphere.

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expanding our economic relationship can help Honduras develop and grow while creating jobs in the United States.

So we've already conceded, the administration has, that there's a price to be paid, that we recognize that these trips are providing hard currency for a repressive regime.

President Obama recently described those efforts as purely symbolic, and I think he also used the word 'failure'...

the concept that you have to control where the dust goes when you're harvesting or getting a field ready to plant is astounding to them, and it is to me.

I am concerned, as the discussion on the Senate floor has indicated this week that many are, that the EPA not use its regulating authority to do what I believe legislatively would never happen now with cap and trade.

I want to return to an issue that you addressed briefly with Senator Lugar...