I know we have a number of speakers who are interested in this legislation. I think they will be coming to the floor between now and vote time. I ask that the other Members who wish to speak on this legislation come to the floor so we can fill in the gaps. Again, I thank Senator Gardner and Senator Menendez for their efforts on the front end of this legislation. I think this is a meaningful piece of legislation. I was with the Presiding Officer yesterday during a lunch meeting, and I think he is OK with my sharing the fact that the Senate is playing a role in really projecting our strength. We continue to do so both through the Armed Services Committee that he serves on and also through the Foreign Relations Committee. I think this is a very strong piece of legislation. A lot of times it is difficult for us to make a difference. Let's face it. The Commander in Chief has such powers and such staff at their disposal. However this is one of those pieces of legislation where I am certain we are going to make a difference. Will it end North Korea's activities? It will take collective efforts to make that happen, but I think this begins the process of moving that along. I have to say that I am so disappointed in the way the U.N. Security Council is behaving.…
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We are hopeful that what we have done will make a big difference in the lives of so many people who suffer in bondage throughout the world.
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