On the recordJanuary 15, 2014
The ability of the United States to lead at the U.N. is directly tethered to our meeting our bills and our responsibilities.
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congress.govThe ability of the United States to lead at the U.N. is directly tethered to our meeting our bills and our responsibilities.
Kaine emphasizes the importance of U.S. financial commitments to maintain influence at the U.N.
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