The United States has both a humanitarian responsibility and a national interest in doing all that we can to fight this outbreak.
David Cicilline: “The United States has both a humanitarian responsibility and a national interest in doing all that we can to fight this…”
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Cicilline emphasizes the U.S. role in combating the Ebola outbreak for humanitarian and national interests.
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