Should we support selling Soviet reactors or Russian reactors to Saudi Arabia?
Brad Sherman
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Brad Sherman is an American politician serving as a member of the United States House of Representatives from California's 30th congressional district since 1997. A member of the Democratic Party, Sherman has focused on various issues including financial regulation, foreign policy, and technology. He has been an advocate for consumer protection and has worked on legislation related to economic stability and national security. Throughout his tenure, he has participated in numerous congressional committees and has been involved in significant legislative efforts.
The greatest adventurism of this administration, of the Putin administration, was not to tamper with the territory integrity or sovereignty of Georgia or Ukraine, but rather, and boldly, to tamper with the democracy and the sovereignty of…
Should we insist that, before Saudi Arabia goes with nuclear power plants, that they sign the additional protocol, agree to the gold standard limitations, and make sure that they are not using it as a front for developing nuclear weapons?
We do not want to benefit from the theft of information by foreign adversaries.
I would hope each of us, for the record, would answer the question, will we for our own campaigns, for organizations that we support, insist that campaigns not make use of materials stolen by hostile adversaries?
We have done nothing to accomplish that goal with the executive branch making the decisions.
It's been over 40 years since the last Federal law to promote national research and development program for improving methods of collection and recycling of solid waste.
OK. So these pose a major threat to the environment and the oceans, with the proper incentives, somebody would pick them up, get some subsidy, and use those chemicals for something useful?
But they will--you know, a paper straw can't be recycled or I guess is often not recycled, but at least it biodegrades.
Thank you, and thank you for holding these hearings and bringing them to my particular attention.
That is to say, the crypto currency can be used for some legitimate purpose, but its unique advantage is to help criminals, drug dealers, and terrorists.
As long as we are battling it and keeping it under control, our battles will not always be like World War II.
Crypto currency can be used for some legitimate purpose, but its unique advantage is to help criminals, drug dealers, and terrorists.
The administration has properly designated the Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization.
Venezuela's legal government is being thwarted by Maduro. Maduro is being aided by Iran.
Too-big-to-fail is too big to exist; the giant institutions need to be broken up.
If we had spent $700 billion on toxic assets, we would have lost the lion's share of the $700 billion.
My hope is--and I know that tariffs can be painful on both sides--that you will do what is necessary to get us a trade relationship with China that is not the most pernicious, cancerous, malignant, and lopsided trade relationship in…
I hope that you will get him more interested in actually appointing rather than thinking about appointing.
We should call upon Central American countries to provide the better governance that would cause most Central Americans to live in Central America.
It would, indeed, be a change in American policy if we were to say that countries should keep people in.
The idea of punishing a country for not building a wall around its own borders with the barbed wire facing in is absurd.
Nothing in this bill is an authorization or a direction to the President to send military force into Venezuela.
If you like the bill, this makes it better. If you do not like the bill, this makes it better.





