I was pleased, one of the reasons I was pleased, that we moved away from the failed doctrine of strategic patience to a new doctrine of maximum pressure.
Cory Gardner: “I was pleased, one of the reasons I was pleased, that we moved away from the failed doctrine of strategic patience to a…”
On the recordJanuary 2, 2017
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Gardner supports shifting U.S. strategy on North Korea from patience to maximum pressure.
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