On the recordJune 29, 2016
Technically every dime we spend on defense, every dime we spend on foreign aid, and a lot of what we spend on domestic programs is borrowed.
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congress.govTechnically every dime we spend on defense, every dime we spend on foreign aid, and a lot of what we spend on domestic programs is borrowed.
Perdue highlights the financial implications of U.S. spending on defense and foreign aid.
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