We all agree the United States should support human rights, but how we achieve that is a fundamental policy question.
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Feingold emphasizes the importance of policy in supporting human rights.
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The founders of this country did not believe in political parties. They`ve called it faction.
Well, there is. And it isn`t because of the caucus, it`s because of the monstrous things that are being done that you just brilliantly reported on in Georgia.
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