The point is, we have debated this in multiple ways, we had faith-based debates. We had the debate the other day on international family planning. Money is fungible, and it's very difficult to sort out which is which when it's this big amount of funds we put into the city.
Mark Souder: “The point is, we have debated this in multiple ways, we had faith-based debates. We had the debate the other day on…”
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Discussing the complexities of funding in relation to international family planning.
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