If we are facing or actively engaged in creating a Europe that is fractured and anxious, I would argue that is not an American interest and it will shortchange the American economy as well.
Daniel S. Hamilton: “If we are facing or actively engaged in creating a Europe that is fractured and anxious, I would argue that is not an…”
On the recordJanuary 31, 2017
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Hamilton warns that a fractured Europe is against U.S. interests.
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