Senator Rollan Roberts strongly opposed recent sanctions on Liberia's Finance Minister, accusing them of stemming from corruption within American institutions.

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USA: Senator Rollan Roberts of West Virginia, a key contender in the 2024 U.S. Presidential race, has strongly opposed recent sanctions on Liberia's Finance Minister, accusing them of stemming from corruption within American institutions.

The sanctions, including a lifetime travel ban and financial restrictions, were imposed due to the Finance Minister favoring a Liberian company over an American one in a national contract.

Expressing the concerns of outraged Liberian-Americans, Roberts warns that these sanctions may adversely affect the influence of the U.S. dollar and harm business relations.

“If elected President, I pledge to lift specific sanctions and advocates for a reevaluation of U.S. foreign policy. Roberts’s call for leaders who prioritize national interests and foster international cooperation based on mutual respect.

Committed to combating corruption and advancing American interests, Senator Roberts envisions a future where leaders govern with humility and wisdom, acting in the best interest of their people and nation.