About 17 protesters from Code Pink: Women for Peace demonstrate against U.S. involvement in the Saudi-led war in Yemen. | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images.
The bill, H.R. 1392, would bar sales, authorizations and transfer of arms and other defense services from the president to Saudi Arabia. President Joe Biden, however, could continue sales if he can certify the country is not engaged in killing, torturing or endangering the lives of dissidents and detaining U.S. and international citizens.
The legislation, which passed 350-71, is sponsored by Rep. Gerry Connolly , who represents Khashoggi’s district in Virginia. “Jamal Khashoggi’s brutal murder and dismemberment will not be forgotten, and it will not go unaddressed,”In February, the Biden administration released
Lol. And still wont do shit
'limit'?
It is a mistake to link commercial deals such as arms sales to the mistakes made by a group who have been punished.
The murder of Jamal was an individual act that Saudi Arabia took immediate action to judge the criminals behind.
Yay
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I've read the same headline since 1980.
Well that will certainly please Iran
Mohammed bin Salman could be the next Mommar Qudafi. The time is now to put limits on him and the KSA. They have sponsored terrorism as well as D'aesh (ISIS). The US should also be looking for new leadership beyond the Saud family. Their time is over!
We shouldn’t sell them arms at all WTF 🤦♂️ are we taking responsibility for what they are doing in Yemen?
We really should have done this after 9/11.
Sure that will help our economy. Looks like the Putin and Russians will benefit from that. POTUS VP cnni dbongino
Good. Let’s have them explain their involvement with 9/11 finally as well. Or do we have to wait for Bush to be gone to expose the truth?
Wonderful!
They should follow up with sanctions.
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