On the recordAugust 2, 2010
I believe if the United States failed to ratify this treaty, our country would essentially lose any ability for international leadership in this field and international influence in the field.
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congress.govI believe if the United States failed to ratify this treaty, our country would essentially lose any ability for international leadership in this field and international influence in the field.
Perry warns about the loss of U.S. international leadership if the treaty is not ratified.
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