Losing sight of these facts leads to bad policy, bad diplomacy, and the needless juxtaposition of values and interests.
Chris Smith: “Losing sight of these facts leads to bad policy, bad diplomacy, and the needless juxtaposition of values and interests.”
On the recordFebruary 13, 2018
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Smith warns that neglecting human rights leads to poor U.S. policies and diplomacy.
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