Thank you very much. Thus what we have to decided to is, are we going to deprive our own people, our seniors? I just came from a meeting with doctors from my district. We can't afford to provide health care for our seniors, for our veterans. We can't afford all the educational things we want to do. How can we possibly, then, take $50 billion and send it to Africa, even though it's a worthy cause? We should not be doing this. It is not in the interests of the American people. And I would call on my colleagues to oppose this totally wasteful expenditure of money.
Dana Rohrabacher: “Thank you very much. Thus what we have to decided to is, are we going to deprive our own people, our seniors? I just…”
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Opposing a proposed $50 billion aid package to Africa during a House floor debate.
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