I admire the effort that the Senator has given to the subject, but I just wanted to remind us that there are two sets of phenomena and changes that are occurring. I do not believe President Li had any option but to acknowledge the winds of change and attitudes on his own island.
Discussing changes in the People's Republic of China and Taiwan during Senate floor debate.
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