On the recordMarch 10, 2015
Defending those whose right to practice their faith is penalized or jeopardized wins our country friends among people throughout the developing world.
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Tony Perkins
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congress.govDefending those whose right to practice their faith is penalized or jeopardized wins our country friends among people throughout the developing world.
Highlights the importance of religious freedom for U.S. foreign relations.
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