I cannot speak for Senator Coons--but in our part of the world in the southern United States, there has been a growing resentment for the amount of disproportionate funding of the U.N. that the United States does through its dues.
Johnny Isakson: “I cannot speak for Senator Coons--but in our part of the world in the southern United States, there has been a growing…”
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Isakson highlights resentment over U.S. funding to the U.N. from southern states.
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