Respond Cautiously to North Korean Engagement Offers | The Heritage Foundation

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Therefore, the United States and other nations should maintain and expand sanctions, law enforcement, and targeted financial measures to uphold U.S. and international law; impose penalties on violators; constrain import of items for North Korea's nuclear and missile programs; impede proliferation; and moderate regime behavior including compliance with agreements and U.N. resolutions.
31% : Additionally, the United States should enhance punitive measures against North Korea to the same degree as has already been applied against other rogue regimes,[30] including Iran and Burma.
20% : President Obama and Congress imposed sequestration-mandated cuts to U.S. defense spending that have degraded America's defense capabilities.

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