Fair enough, and although I think you would agree with me that the $2 billion is--in mandatory is going to be tough to do.
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Moving along, I want to talk about the outcompete China initiative, which I think we are all in agreement on as far as objective is concerned.
Again, we need to encourage our European allies to join us in what we are trying to do as far as Iran is concerned.
Xi is no peacemaker. He seems ready to validate Russia's war crimes in Ukraine.
The American people need a State Department that is fully capable of advancing interests and values of all Americans.
We cannot be on the sidelines and mired down in bureaucratic processes. We need ambitious and consistent resourcing.
Our unity of purpose with our democratic allies and partners against Putin's illegal war is critical and goes far beyond Ukraine's borders.





