I mainly view the question of the embargo as a matter of human dignity rather than of commerce. In my judgment, before we focus on new trade opportunities, we must settle the outstanding issue of accounting for our soldiers.
The speaker discusses his reasons for voting on the trade embargo against Vietnam.
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I wanted to say one of my regrets is I don't think we do enough in our Congress of oversight hearings.
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The question is not the endpoint. The question is what is the route to get to that endpoint.
Tribes ceded close to 200 million acres of land during the treaty-making and removal periods prior to 1881.
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