On the recordMarch 27, 2017
It is not our moral obligation to build the economy of these other countries, especially when there is so much corruption involved that that gets drained away and taken from the American taxpayers.
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congress.govSteve Chabot: “It is not our moral obligation to build the economy of these other countries, especially when there is so much…”
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Chabot emphasizes the U.S. should not fund corrupt foreign economies.
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