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© 2019 AFPU.S. lawmakers pressure China with bill backing Hong Kong rights
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lincolnman
Notice this is Congress standing up for human rights - our Chief Executive, the one who supposedly speaks for our country, is silent...
Perhaps he has more important things to do; like playing golf, tweeting about Cher and Bette Midler, or lining up his foreign advisers and "dirt" suppliers for 2020...
Or is human rights just not a value he cares about...I mean, if you coddle dictators and tyrants like he does, you likely have very little respect for human rights...
Just absolutely disgraceful...
bass4funk
He doesn’t need to say anything, either way, if he does or doesn’t the haters will say something negative, so he should let Congress do that talking.
If they attack him, all kid gloves are off.
So the liberals should just back off then.
lincolnman
That's a Loser, not a Leader.... If he can't lead, resign....
Sure, responding to slights by singers and actresses is much more important than addressing human rights violations by another country...
Are you saying its only Liberals that care about human rights? I'd have to agree with that... GOP = Guardians of Putin...and Xi...
theFu
Stern warning?
Some things are better if the US doesn't say or do anything in public.