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“It is imperative that the Senate, in a bipartisan way, comes up with crippling sanctions against the ICC — not only to support Israel but to deter any future action against American personnel,” Graham said.
In this time of political division, it's good to see there is still at least one thing liberals and conservatives agree on, and that is that the US and Israel must be allowed to commit war crimes without consequences.
Will somebody take the shovel away from Joe? His political grave is deep enough.
They should just comply. If they did nothing wrong, it will be fine. That's what we're told, right?
This is the status quo so many people are defending
It would be an historic and dangerous mistake for a Democratic Administration to participate in an attack on international law and institutions. There is no such thing as a "rules based international order" if the rules only apply to people and countries you don't like. I've never seen someone not want to win like this before. Bipartisanship only moves in one direction, and it is right.