The United States cannot be the world's policeman. As I have said before, no one nation can or should address today's global challenges alone.
Nita Lowey: “The United States cannot be the world's policeman. As I have said before, no one nation can or should address today's…”
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Lowey argues for multilateral cooperation rather than unilateral U.S. action in global issues.
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