Chris Smith

That's 400 million of forced and coerced murders like this story. So it is, indeed, the largest crime against humanity on Earth and a pure evil.

Does anybody know about the one-child policy? No, not everybody knew.

The United States must remain committed to human rights of all peoples and hold our counterparts around the world accountable for their violations.

Noticeably absent from the Chinese Communist Party's announcement is any mention of human rights.

China has not eased, has not relaxed, has not abandoned its one-child policy, despite reports to the contrary.

I have been advocating for him since 2008 and you held, Congressman Smith, hearing after hearing after hearing to secure his release.

We know, as Representative Smith said, that there has been a slight tweaking of the one-child policy.

The anti-individualism of the rule of the clan burdens each and every member of a patrilineal society, but most of all it burdens women.

These minor modifications are routinely exaggerated.

Whether we succeed or fail, the effort is worth every moment we have.

If there's anything I am absolutely sure of, it is that the Lord of the universe hears the cries of every last one of these little children.

I am convinced of two things: That someday the world is going to begin to understand the real matrix here...

Thank you for your insights and your leadership on these issues.

The Chinese Communist Party is a brutal, totalitarian regime.

The one-child policy makes no demographic sense whatsoever for China to continue it.

The terror of forced abortion was a byproduct of the one-child policy.

We think it is extremely positive that we are, for the first time in decades, producing more oil domestically than we have to import from other countries.

Well, 180 days would be better than 120 days.

We certainly do support the idea of doing a comprehensive review of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

Standing up to China will not only guard basic human values, but protect Western economic interests.

Profits trumped human rights, and I have concerns that that pressure will build.

I expect there will be a significant pushback from the Chamber of Commerce perhaps.

There was a lack of enforcement that I found to be appalling.

China gets a pass frequently when it comes to human rights.

Corruption does hijack democracy.