On the recordAugust 20, 2015
When we start taking over the actual obligations of the dictatorship to take care of its people, like in responding to infectious diseases, I think we are actually bolstering the dictatorship itself.
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congress.govDana Rohrabacher: “When we start taking over the actual obligations of the dictatorship to take care of its people, like in responding to…”
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Rohrabacher argues that U.S. aid may support dictatorial regimes instead of helping citizens.
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