I believe that core values like standing up against violations of international law, against war crimes, against human rights violations, against corruption, and speaking up for democracy and freedom of speech must be at the forefront of America's foreign policy agenda.
Chris Coons: “I believe that core values like standing up against violations of international law, against war crimes, against human…”
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Emphasizes the importance of core values in U.S. foreign policy.
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