Corruption holds back economic growth, and in far too many cases it also impoverishes low-income populations.
Dana Rohrabacher: “Corruption holds back economic growth, and in far too many cases it also impoverishes low-income populations.”
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Rohrabacher highlights the detrimental effects of corruption on economic growth and poverty.
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Well, thank you, Mr. Meeks. I have a few questions of my own. But let me note that we are spending $833 billion more this year than we are taking in.
Shame on them. Shame on them, and I would hope that, Mr. Chairman, that they're listening right now.
We need to now show in the age that we are in exactly how this is going to have an impact--positive impact on the United States because we are borrowing that money from our grandchildren.
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…





