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Chris Smith: Removing Russia from its provisions would be interpreted in Moscow and elsewhere as a seal of approval from the United…

On the recordMarch 20, 2012
Removing Russia from its provisions would be interpreted in Moscow and elsewhere as a seal of approval from the United States Congress.
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Chris Smith
Republican · New Jersey

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Smith warns that lifting restrictions would signal U.S. approval despite Russia's human rights violations.

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