We have to recognize the reality that in many parts of the world what democracy will yield, at least in the short term, may not be what we would wish it to yield and may not be even constant with U.S. interests.
Susan Rice discusses the complexities and challenges of democracy in relation to U.S. interests.
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We are far from that. And when the president of the United States, the country that was the driving force behind the founding of the U.N., stands up before the General Assembly, as President Trump did yesterday, and calls for the…
Contrast that, as you did in your opening with Donald Trump, who is so profoundly dangerous, he is not committed to democracy at home or abroad, he embraces dictators.
You know, we have in Donald Trump a leader who is not running to be the president of the American people. He's running for his own self-interest to try to stay out of jail.
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