If Congress, meaning the House and the Senate, fails to fund the BUILD Act or the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation, as intended by Congress, and the administrators cannot prepare--allowing the administrators not to prepare for the massive roll-out that everybody is anticipating for October 2019, how detrimental will it be to our foreign policies in the future?
Yoho questions the impact of Congress failing to fund important foreign policy initiatives.
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These attacks are tawdry. I mean, they are just cheap shots that aren't going to solve any problems.
China's actions are not those of a responsible, wanna-be superpower. China will not alter its course or actions in the East Sea, the South China Sea, Arctic, or elsewhere until it meets sufficient resistance to change its behavior.
The Chinese Communist Party and Xi Jinping have blatantly disregarded the agreement between Great Britain and China.
That shows somebody that is strong on freedom and liberty, and will sacrifice whatever it takes to have that for her country and I admire that.
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