On the recordSeptember 19, 2012
I think that too often, U.S. restraint, either in defending vocally its own interests or those of its allies, are perceived as weakness in the Middle East and especially by Iran.
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congress.govI think that too often, U.S. restraint, either in defending vocally its own interests or those of its allies, are perceived as weakness in the Middle East and especially by Iran.
Chabot discusses U.S. restraint in the Middle East and its perception as weakness.
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