On the recordOctober 21, 2019
Until the people of Puerto Rico take responsibility for their votes, for the officials they have elected, and then set things right, how can they make a case for statehood?
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congress.govUntil the people of Puerto Rico take responsibility for their votes, for the officials they have elected, and then set things right, how can they make a case for statehood?
He questions Puerto Rico's case for statehood based on voter responsibility.
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