The policy that's easiest for us psychologically and politically is to pound the table and say we'll accept nothing less than either a democratic government or a human rights supporting government, or at least one without any nuclear weapons.
Brad Sherman: “The policy that's easiest for us psychologically and politically is to pound the table and say we'll accept nothing less…”
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Sherman emphasizes the need for a realistic approach to North Korea's regime change and nuclear issue.
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