Tweet - "As we mark 31 years since Tiananmen Square massacre, we do so with the painful recognition that little has changed. China remains unfree, its people unable to express themselves without fear of reprisal, its leaders embracing brute force to stifle hope."

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"As we mark 31 years since Tiananmen Square massacre, we do so with the painful recognition that little has changed. China remains unfree, its people unable to express themselves without fear of reprisal, its leaders embracing brute force to stifle hope."

"No order from a government leader can silence grieving or yearning for freedom & justice. This is true in China & everywhere in the world. When our govt emulates China in using force to dispel peaceful protests, America loses its moral ground in standing up for freedom globally."

"The Democratic-led House, however, will continue to stand up for the rights of all people here at home and abroad, and we express the solidarity of the American people with Hong Kong and with all who courageously dare to confront Beijing by demanding freedom and human rights."

@LeaderHoyer

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