Erdogan is doing more damage to our national security by his basically power grab inside his own country.
Dana Rohrabacher
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Dana Rohrabacher is a former U.S. Representative for California's 48th congressional district, serving from 1989 to 2019. A member of the Republican Party, he is known for his libertarian views and strong support for the tech industry. During his time in Congress, Rohrabacher was an advocate for various issues, including technology innovation and foreign policy matters, particularly regarding Taiwan and its democratic governance. He often emphasized the importance of individual liberties and limited government intervention.
I don't believe that Assad was any more brutal, any more dictatorial than a number of our friends and allies in that region.
Let me just note that today I am paying close attention to the healthcare issue. I don't want anybody to think when they look at me giving this speech on the floor of the House that this is evidence that there is arm-twisting going on here…
There is a moral equivalency between dropping a bomb on people and killing those same people with gas.
Actually some of the things you're doing now and you're studying will give us understanding maybe 100 years from now on something that may be an incredible breakthrough for humankind like the idea that it's possible to have time travel.
Now, again, I'm going to have a plebian approach to my questions, and that is, I watch the History channel.
I have been a long-time supporter personally of developing telescopes of deep space missions as well as astronomy in general.
You seem to be giving credit to the Chinese Government and the Chinese people who are now under that government for many of the advances that I do not believe they deserve credit for.
I remember full well in the 1990s when, during the Clinton administration, you had some of his biggest political backers who were channeling money from the aerospace industries in China to the Clinton campaign.
Let me just state right off the bat that, Dean Cheng--is it mister? It is not doctor, but it is--right.
We have a Chairman who's a visionary, and we're lucky to have him there to be able to touch on things like this.
I know we're getting a great deal of understanding from your labor and your effort that you're putting in to this project.
I don't think that is an indication of radical Islam: Letting women make a choice.
It is easier to skip that conversation and hide behind the rhetoric of the war against ISIS.
I look forward to today's testimony and to having an opportunity to discuss these issues in more detail.
Both NATO and the U.S. have a tremendous opportunity and responsibility with our ally Turkey in this regard.
I am greatly concerned by Erdogan's government's use of mass arrests of civil servants, critics, journalists, academics, and anyone he perceives as an opponent.
someone else's double standard doesn't excuse the current government's suppression before and after the coup of freedom of the press.
Hopefully, the referendum will be held freely and fairly without undue influence.
Can you imagine a Congressman attending an ISIS leader's event and promoting the terrorist organization? So this is a big problem for Turkey. It is a national security risk.
I would hate to depend on Turkey in a crunch the way they have been moving the last few years.





