I did not introduce this amendment to tongue tie the clerk of the committee, but to fix what I think is a potential gap in our sanctions regime.
Tom Cotton: “I did not introduce this amendment to tongue tie the clerk of the committee, but to fix what I think is a potential gap…”
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Cotton explains the purpose of his amendment regarding sanctions for human rights violations.
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