On the recordMay 22, 2018
I think it's very possible that this--his--what he's doing with ZTE may be part of a bigger scheme that he's trying to actually accomplish, and I won't be criticizing him until we see if that's the case.
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congress.govI think it's very possible that this--his--what he's doing with ZTE may be part of a bigger scheme that he's trying to actually accomplish, and I won't be criticizing him until we see if that's the case.
Rohrabacher suggests withholding judgment on Trump's actions regarding ZTE until more is known.
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