I do agree. I appreciate the remarks by the Senator from Wyoming. I mentioned, in the colloquy between myself and the Senator from Louisiana, that, indeed, I do not find the visit by President Li as a reprehensible act. It seemed to me to be a rather normal exchange. I concede the sensitivities, but I do not believe the People's Republic of China should be carrying their concerns and sensitivities to the point that they are telling us who we might have visit the United States.
Paul Coverdell: “I do agree. I appreciate the remarks by the Senator from Wyoming. I mentioned, in the colloquy between myself and the…”
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Discussing the implications of President Li's visit to the U.S. during Senate debate.
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