Our failure to enforce the red line has been one of the most devastating foreign policy decisions.
Adam Kinzinger: “Our failure to enforce the red line has been one of the most devastating foreign policy decisions.”
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Kinzinger reflects on the consequences of not enforcing U.S. policy in Syria.
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