our policies toward Cuba should be geared toward accomplishing that
the cost of doing that is that it provides hard currency to the regime
political repression has increased
there's an open resistance in Cuba now; a resistance which is being oppressed
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 demo...
So we've already conceded, the administration has, that there's a price to be paid, that we recognize that these trips are providing hard cu...
I would hope that we would establish a policy that clearly creates a nexus between the trips and our foreign policy toward the island, which...
So we make clear to people who are traveling to Cuba for people-to-people contact, we make clear to them that if they go too far in advocati...
the only safe way to go to Cuba is to travel there and not really do anything more than, you know, cultural stuff, but really don't talk abo...
Libya, in fact, was approved by 145 of the U.N. Member States, which is appalling since Libya, today, is what they were back then, too.
I would argue that we ought to continue to use our voices and our votes.