I would just remind you, at a Bloomberg conference, you said you don't trust industry participants to provide honest feedback.
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I think the more that we can continue to support her efforts, obviously, will ensure their long-term stability there.
Obviously, transparency and accountability and oversight is critically important, but we must continue our support of Ukraine.
In the 2008 collapse, we raised it from $100,000 to $250,000. We made it permanent in 2010.
Increased aid to Moldova is necessary to maintain economic growth, secure its borders, and further assist the country in responding to Russian aggression.
I would just note last week Secretary of State Blinken said, quote/unquote, 'We are not planning to remove Cuba from the list.'
This administration has been pathetically weak when it comes to taking on bad actors.
This bill is simply saying that the President should not remove them from the list until such time that the Cuban government has become more democratic.
There are bad actors in the world--Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, and, yes, Cuba.





