On the recordSeptember 6, 2016
If we make too many idle threats that are not backed up by action then ultimately what happens is the threat becomes irrelevant.
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congress.govIf we make too many idle threats that are not backed up by action then ultimately what happens is the threat becomes irrelevant.
Mark Meadows expresses concern about the effectiveness of U.S. threats without follow-through.
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