I think it is time that we have to do it.

We have to come together as a world community and do that for the sake of humanity.

the threat of challenging democracies--and as Gregory Meeks brought up, democracy is being challenged.

We know the value of that. We have got a 200-plus year experience in that process.

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I think Cambodia could be an easy case and a good opportunity for the U.S. to take leadership in the region and to show that democracy can win.

Everybody has brought up the elections of 2013 and the elections last summer, this past summer, that resoundingly showed the will of the people, you know, is what we saw with the numbers that are favored and the growing popularity and the…

We are in danger, without looking at it as a specific crisis but an ongoing issue, of losing Southeastern Asia, and especially losing the one country that was moving toward democracy, which will now be lost.

We must look at ways to reach out to the world, to our EU partners, our partners in Japan, who are the big trading partners of Cambodia, and speak with one voice that the world will not allow Cambodia to dissent from democracy.

I think that is really important for us to understand, that we have been identified as a co-conspirator in Kem Sokha's alleged crime of treason to topple the Cambodian Government.