On the recordSeptember 22, 2003
If this administration today truly believed in the Marshall Plan and what it stood for, it would be more open to working with Congress before committing vast sums for foreign aid.
If this administration today truly believed in the Marshall Plan and what it stood for, it would be more open to working with Congress before committing vast sums for foreign aid.
Critiquing the administration's approach to foreign aid.
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