That is not what America stands for. We, our country, have been the leader globally in pursuing humanitarian needs.
Jim Risch: “That is not what America stands for. We, our country, have been the leader globally in pursuing humanitarian needs.”
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Stressing America's historical role in global humanitarian efforts.
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