I noted in my remarks that the only way that Taiwan and the People's Republic of China can become one is through mutual consent, not through coercion, not through embargoes, not through invasion, and not through military attack. Congressman Lucas' bill is a commonsense measure to unify American policy of economic deterrence, military preparation, peace through strength, but also diplomacy and economic deterrence. Mr. Lucas' bill is an excellent step in that regard. I urge all Members to support it on both sides of the aisle, and I yield back the balance of my time.
James Hill: “I noted in my remarks that the only way that Taiwan and the People's Republic of China can become one is through mutual…”
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Discussing the importance of mutual consent in Taiwan-China relations and supporting Congressman Lucas' bill.
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