On the recordJuly 29, 2009
I understand that rationale, but, of course, the concern is that the message is possibly given to Khartoum that they don't have to do much at all in order to have that kind of constructive engagement.
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congress.govI understand that rationale, but, of course, the concern is that the message is possibly given to Khartoum that they don't have to do much at all in order to have that kind of constructive engagement.
Feingold worries that engagement may signal to Khartoum that minimal effort is required.
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