Congress isn't trying to tie any particular administration's hands, but sometimes they are trying to force our Government's hand in a positive way.
Katrina Lantos Swett: “Congress isn't trying to tie any particular administration's hands, but sometimes they are trying to force our…”
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Emphasizes Congress's role in promoting human rights legislation.
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We cannot entirely protect, we can't basically protect people in China or in any other country where they are being brutally repressed.
I think that it is a very flimsy excuse for not funding technologies that enable vast numbers of people to access the internet freely.
Any independent religious expression is targeted in China . . . unless practitioners of whatever faith basically submit to government-controlled religious organizations and religious worship, they are at risk of becoming a target.
If they are unwilling to do something so easy, so easy, then I think we have to be concerned about their willingness to do something very hard which is unwind a very elaborate and deceptive and deeply embedded nuclear program.