On the recordMay 22, 2012
the real risk we face is letting others draw boundaries, set rules, and advance their economic interests without the United States having a seat at the table.
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congress.govthe real risk we face is letting others draw boundaries, set rules, and advance their economic interests without the United States having a seat at the table.
Emphasizes the importance of U.S. participation in international treaties for national security.
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