On the recordApril 4, 2017
The Turkish people are voting on whether they want to have a tough, strong, centralized power controlling their government.
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congress.govThe Turkish people are voting on whether they want to have a tough, strong, centralized power controlling their government.
Rohrabacher discusses the Turkish people's choice between centralized power and freedom.
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