The more centralized our decision-making process, the more restructuring that we do... is not going to change the dynamics that are at play in our country.
Dana Rohrabacher: “The more centralized our decision-making process, the more restructuring that we do... is not going to change the…”
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He argues against centralized decision-making in education reform.
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Yes, thank you much, Chairman King, Ranking Member Cohen, and other members of the subcommittee.
I mean, Ukraine, we've spent $1 billion in Ukraine, I guess, in the last couple years and everybody acknowledges the level of corruption there is just dramatic.
I remember, like, one of the things when I first got here was the Clinton administration's insistence on spending what was the equivalent of $50 million providing fuel for North Korea, and it had just the opposite impact.
Maybe the people of these countries--for example, Hungary or elsewhere, when they see us getting involved with trying to push various policies and issues with the NGOs, et cetera, in their country, maybe they see it as the same kind of…





