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George H.W. Bush: “Well, I feel a moral obligation to see that these camps are inspected. I feel a moral obligation to see, just on the…”

On the recordAugust 6, 1992
Well, I feel a moral obligation to see that these camps are inspected. I feel a moral obligation to see, just on the evidence we have. So it--don't even need to go any further than that. I think all of the American people feel, and I'm sure it's true of other peoples around the world, feel that we must have access to these camps, and we must stop the killing, and we must stop this cleansing process. Leave out genocide for a minute. And genocide just compounds it and makes it even worse, if that is proven, certainly.
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George H.W. Bush
Republican · Texas
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