When are we going to actually bite the bullet and say, 'All right. We need to increase that, and decrease the likelihood of a supplemental needed later?'
Jeff Flake: “When are we going to actually bite the bullet and say, 'All right. We need to increase that, and decrease the likelihood…”
On the recordApril 6, 2016
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Senator Flake questions the need for increased global health funding.
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