What we're hopeful for is that the leadership--current leadership in Thailand will move actively and aggressively to restore, you know, rule of law, constitutional processes, and civilian control of government.
Tom Cotton: “What we're hopeful for is that the leadership--current leadership in Thailand will move actively and aggressively to…”
On the recordMarch 2, 2015
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Cotton expresses hope for Thailand's leadership to restore democratic processes.
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