Lindsey Graham: “That would certainly be one of the consequences. Another consequence, I say to my friend and colleague, would be that we…”

“That would certainly be one of the consequences. Another consequence, I say to my friend and colleague, would be that we would send a signal to Fidel Castro that we are prepared to do virtually anything without expecting anything in response; that the same thing that has happened to the Canadians, the Spaniards, to other European and Latin American countries--attempts to reach out to Castro, which are rebuffed in terms of those things that are most important to the people of Cuba--that now we would become complicitous in that same process of unrequited love. The last thing we have to play, the last policy option that is available to us as we try to influence Castro is exactly the embargo which, by this casual act tonight, we are being asked to begin to dismantle.”