[Congressional Record Volume 140, Number 15 (Tuesday, February 22, 1994)]
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[Congressional Record: February 22, 1994]
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              PRESIDENT CLINTON'S FOREIGN POLICY SUCCESSES

  (Mr. RICHARDSON asked and was given permission to address the House 
for 1 minute and to revise and extend his remarks.)
  Mr. RICHARDSON. Mr. Speaker, United States policy toward Bosnia is 
working, and it is about time the President and Secretary of State got 
some credit.
  Mr. Speaker, last week, under the strong and forceful leadership of 
President Clinton, we saw joint action by the allies, the United 
Nations, and NATO, successfully push for the pullback of Bosnian Serb 
armaments from around Sarajevo. Today the talk is of the future and 
efforts to bring life back to that city.
  On another front, the Clinton-Christopher team also scored. For far 
too long, North Korea has resisted international inspections of its 
nuclear sites. Last week, following resolute action by the United 
States, the North Koreans agreed to inspections.
  Mr. Speaker, these two breakthroughs show the skill and ability of 
this administration on the world stage. The problems and challenges are 
numerous but the President deserves praise for his recent successes.

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