It's not about development as much as it is about malign influence throughout the region, making China the security partner of choice.
Andy Harris
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Andy Harris is an American politician and physician serving as the U.S. Representative for Maryland's 1st congressional district since 2011. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as healthcare and fiscal policy during his tenure in Congress. Harris has been an outspoken critic of the Affordable Care Act, often advocating for its repeal and replacement with alternative healthcare solutions. He has also been involved in discussions surrounding budgetary matters and government spending.
I do believe that, for those of us, myself included, who wonder the kind of country that China will be in 2049, I think we're seeing that now.
I do not. I mean, I have said before that I don't have enough--just the submarine numbers alone, I don't have what I need.
I don't. But I will defer to Admiral Rogers and U.S. Cyber Command, and that is his job.
I think we need to continue to focus on maintaining the technological and asymmetric edge in undersea warfare.
I think China holds the key. And I have said before that China is the key to a peaceful outcome on the Korean Peninsula, but China is not the key to all outcomes.
I do agree that we need to look hard at the shipyard capabilities in the Pacific.
I do not agree, ma'am, today that we have an insufficient shipyard capability.
Full sanctions remain in effect until North Korea makes concrete steps, demonstrates concrete steps toward denuclearization.
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That is the most powerful testimony I have heard at a committee hearing in 7 years.
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I hope that under this administration our border security has zero tolerance.
I disagree that we lack a strategy on North Korea, sir. I believe we do have a strategy.
I don't share your confidence that North Korea is not going to attack either South Korea or Japan or the United States.
Look, I agree with the framework of the President's budget. The bottom is, we do have to finally prioritize spending.





