On the recordNovember 30, 2016
Our language should reinforce our alliances, strengthen our messages and ideals, and certainly undercut the appeal of our enemy's vision of the world.
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congress.govOur language should reinforce our alliances, strengthen our messages and ideals, and certainly undercut the appeal of our enemy's vision of the world.
Stressing the role of language in international relations and counter-terrorism.
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