The people of Haiti are hard-working people.
We can support that movement, but we cannot do a top-down from America that says, 'You need a democracy.'
I told them to mind their own business; I will meet with whomever I want to.
We have to have somebody that is willing to stand up in Haiti, and the Haitian people need to demand this.
I do not want to buy anything from China.
The social credit scores of China--wow, what a powerful tool. Would any government love to be able to control their citi...
we have to respect the rule of law; we have to have the rule of law, and are we willing to carry it out?
I look forward to a bipartisan conversation about what more can be done to help the Haitian people.
Haiti does not need an army right now, and that is for many reasons.
The people of Haiti deserve to have the freedom and liberties that we have, that we believe in.
The Chinese Communist Party's repression is the greatest threat to global human rights and Democratic freedoms.