Spending money around the world to alleviate things that we wish would go away, but we are never going to get there, would only make sense, in my view, if it has a strategic significance for us.
Mitt Romney: “Spending money around the world to alleviate things that we wish would go away, but we are never going to get there…”
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Romney emphasizes the need for strategic significance in foreign spending.
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