Would it reduce efforts to deter the PRC's aggression and coercion, including through the Countering PRC Influence Fund and slow our ability to open new posts in the Pacific Islands?
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Meeks questions Secretary Blinken about the impact of budget cuts on U.S. efforts against PRC.
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