On the recordFebruary 14, 2018
I think you already know that if such a deal was proposed where the Saudis would not be liable to and required to adhere to this standard, I would oppose it and I think many others would too.
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Reed states his opposition to waiving nuclear standards for Saudi Arabia.
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