H.R. 1561 offers an opportunity to streamline and downsize the Federal Government and cut spending while continuing to project American influence and power around the world in a cost-effective manner.
Benjamin Gilman: “H.R. 1561 offers an opportunity to streamline and downsize the Federal Government and cut spending while continuing to…”
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Discussing the American Overseas Interests Act and its implications for foreign affairs reform.
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