Jim Kolbe: “Without getting into the weeds on the issues of the presidential campaign, the activities of Russia and the former…”

Do you believe that there are reforms that can be made within the U.S. Government, USAID in particular, to help capture and effectively utilize the enthusiasm from these communities?

If you fold it into the State Department completely, what you are doing is you are subjecting it to the political considerations.

We must honestly acknowledge the failures of our foreign assistance programs, such as in a country like Zimbabwe.

This is the moment for the United States and Europe to negotiate the boldest, broadest trade and investment agreement we have ever contemplated since World War II.