The only thing I'd say back to that is, it's precisely because of the perception of what we did, vis-à-vis the Ethiopian invasion, and the perception of what we've done, that makes it a higher obligation for us, I think, to show a support for this kind of a government.
Feingold emphasizes the U.S. obligation to support the new Somali government due to past actions.
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It would be crazy for people to not do something strong now and make sure voting rights are protected out of some kind of a fear of what Mitch McConnell would do in the future.
I found that troubling as well, and taking this idea of being careful way too far.
Kabila must go. The longer he stays in office, the greater the risk for violence and instability.
There are a few who are very extreme, but I think most of them just really want to turn the page.
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