On the recordJuly 23, 2018
When the United States is trying to make up its mind what to do, we better do it rationally and we shouldn't be doing it based on some--on an analysis that is not in firm ground of reality.
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congress.govWhen the United States is trying to make up its mind what to do, we better do it rationally and we shouldn't be doing it based on some--on an analysis that is not in firm ground of reality.
Rohrabacher calls for rational decision-making in U.S. foreign policy.
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