I am privileged to stand for the principle we share, that Americans should be judged on their own merits. [...] What this resolution does, in which I am so proud to join with my colleague from Oregon, is to say, no, that is simply the wrong message to be taken.
Andrea Joy Campbell: “I am privileged to stand for the principle we share, that Americans should be judged on their own merits. [...] What…”
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Addressing the importance of judging Americans on their own merits amid allegations of espionage.
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