That is an interesting point because many of these countries, unlike the United States, have centralized voting systems.
They could potentially flip a switch and give the signal for groups they have implanted in the region and throughout the world to attack us.
Just in the interest of time, because I have to limit it to one more topic, but it is one I talked about in my opening statement, and that i...
Part of their statecraft is asymmetry--in essence, the asymmetrical ability to attack the United States.
I cannot help but see the similarity in the images with the repression we saw in 2009 right after the fraudulent elections in Iran.
the earlier that we have free and fair elections in Venezuela, the earlier that we have the political prisoners released, the earlier that t...
They know how to put down a revolution because they successfully produced one in their own time.
I think there is a broader conversation to have about what happens down the road even when those groups spin out of control.
China and Russia are lending the Maduro regime money that is never going to be paid back.
We need a new idealism--a renewed commitment to democratic ideals, to human rights, and the rule of law.
If Hong Kong is to become just another Mainland Chinese city, we will have to reassess whether Hong Kong warrants special status under U.S. ...