On the recordMarch 15, 2011
But if our policy, ultimately, is to foster democracy, shouldn't these groups be evaluated on the basis of what they would do to foster democracy?
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congress.govBut if our policy, ultimately, is to foster democracy, shouldn't these groups be evaluated on the basis of what they would do to foster democracy?
Rubio questions the evaluation of groups traveling to Cuba in relation to fostering democracy.
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