But if I might, six Presidents have reaffirmed that. That is a long time. As the Senator has said, the burgeoning economy of China has gotten to a place that even the Senator had missed, and the Senator has revisited and seen it. That is a massive change during this course of time. The point I am trying to make is, there are equally important changes that are occurring in Taiwan.
Paul Coverdell: “But if I might, six Presidents have reaffirmed that. That is a long time. As the Senator has said, the burgeoning…”
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Discussing economic changes in China and Taiwan during a Senate debate.
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