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Correction - Biden Got it Right
I'd like to make a correction on my post this morning "Using U.N. Day to Sink the Law of the Sea". In it I critiized Democratic leadership for not saying "one word about the United Nations or the Law of the Sea." I was wrong. My colleague Scott Paul brought to my attention an excellent press release by Senator Biden who said:
"By harnessing the resources and collective expertise of its 191 member states, the United Nations can address global challenges in ways that no single nation can on its own."
Why doesn't the Senate's Republican leadership get this? It's not rocket science.
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