Quality Control Or Rubber Stamp?
The Senate's spotty record in recent decades of taking seriously its role in the treaty-making process has only served to encourage successive executives to settle for bad treaties.
By Frank Gaffney Jr. —— Bio and Archives--July 26, 2010
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is expected soon to vote on President Obama's New START. As usual, its majority is lining up to perform the role of rubber-stamp on whatever treaty an executive signs and wants ratified.
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