Everyone acknowledges that sanctions are an imperfect tool of foreign policy, but what is the alternative? We cannot idly sit by while the violence in South Africa increases. We cannot stand aside-unconcerned-as that nation hemorrhages from self-inflicted wounds.
Criticizing the administration's South Africa policy and calling for Senate action on sanctions.
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