It is not new that we say we are engaged, but we then leave it to proxies, and proxies like Turkey and Russia.
Darrell Issa: “It is not new that we say we are engaged, but we then leave it to proxies, and proxies like Turkey and Russia.”
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Darrell Issa criticizes U.S. reliance on other nations for engagement.
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