The needs of the world are so enormous that when you look at those needs, you have to say we have more interest, for instance, in Haiti than we might in someplace far, far away, in part because it is in our neighborhood.
Mitt Romney: “The needs of the world are so enormous that when you look at those needs, you have to say we have more interest, for…”
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Romney emphasizes prioritizing humanitarian aid based on geographic proximity and national interest.
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