He’s getting ragged on because he has the power to direct foreign policy and he chooses not to in this major instance.
the law has to reach him first to sign…
and he can say he’s going to veto anything that provides unconditional defense aid to Israel, and then veto it if it does come across his desk. That he chooses not to push for that condition is 100% his own fault.
He’s getting ragged on because he has the power to direct foreign policy and he chooses not to in this major instance.
and he can say he’s going to veto anything that provides unconditional defense aid to Israel, and then veto it if it does come across his desk. That he chooses not to push for that condition is 100% his own fault.