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On the recordMay 25, 2022
Mr. President, at the end of April, I had the honor of traveling to Germany, Poland, and Lithuania to meet with American servicemembers and hear from high-level government officials on the state of democracy in Europe as Russia wages war against Ukraine. I returned to the United States with the reassurance that the commitment of our partners and allies to defending freedom and defeating tyranny has only grown stronger. I also returned with three important takeaways that I believe must be central in America's response to Russia's murderous invasion of Ukraine and must define our commitment to supporting our NATO allies and preserving democracy. First, America and our freedom-loving partners across the world must renew our commitment to ``never again,'' support the massive humanitarian efforts underway to aid Ukrainian refugees and those who are helping them, and forcefully condemn the genocide occurring at the direction of Vladimir Putin in Ukraine. Let me say that again. First, America and our freedom-loving partners across the world must renew our commitment to ``never again,'' support the massive humanitarian efforts underway to aid Ukrainian refugees and those who are helping them, and forcefully condemn the genocide occurring at the direction of Vladimir Putin in Ukraine. In 2005, my wife, daughters, and I spent 2 days visiting the Auschwitz Memorial and Museum in Poland.…
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Rick Scott
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