Are we getting equal access in broadcast coverage to Belarus and Russia with organizations like VOA and RFERL as we give RT and Sputnik in this country?
Ted Yoho
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Ted Yoho is a former U.S. Representative from Florida, serving in the House from January 3, 2013, to January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, Yoho represented Florida's 3rd congressional district. During his time in office, he was known for his focus on issues such as healthcare, agriculture, and fiscal responsibility. Yoho was also a member of the House Freedom Caucus, which advocates for limited government and conservative principles.
Let's be clear: what is happening in Myanmar toward the Rohingya is State-sponsored genocide, period.
Conditions for the Rohingya worsened to a horrific extent several years ago when the region erupted into full-scale, State-sponsored violence, killing tens of thousands and forcing over 700,000 to flee to neighboring countries like…
I look forward to this hearing--from hearing from each of you in how the United States can better save this population and hold the government of Myanmar accountable for its abuses.
During my time in Congress, my colleagues and I have repeatedly striven to hold the government of Myanmar accountable for its ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya.
American tax dollars should not fund any kind of foreign assistance going to regimes responsible for disenfranchising over a billion of its own people.
We need to come together with policies that we can pass in a bipartisan manner.
These attacks are tawdry. I mean, they are just cheap shots that aren't going to solve any problems.
We need to continue that because we are focusing on what is best for America, and if we do that things work out a lot better instead of dividing.
By god, it is time that we raise up our vision and we look down the road of where America is going.
That was a team effort. That was this body. That was Congress working the way it is supposed to on a bilateral, bipartisan manner.
There is going to be a food shortage that I do not think we have seen on this level in a very long time.
The rioting in Hong Kong, approaching a year now, is solely the results of Xi and the Communist Party breaking those agreements.
In modern civil societies there must be a mechanism or forum for people to address grievances to their government peacefully.
The Chinese Communist Party and Xi Jinping have blatantly disregarded the agreement between Great Britain and China.
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.
I do not want to get into too much politics, but, you know, we pulled out of TPP, and Hillary Clinton as candidate said she would have pulled out of that.





