It's just telling that you've got an authoritarian playbook that sort of, at every pass, seems to be more focused on driving up corporate profits at the expense of the American people.
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… - 2521 The United States must return to treating international organizations as vehicles for promoting American … 193 … The United States must return to treating international organizations as vehicles for promoting American … - page 193
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… Administration’s success, but without addressing structural and related issues of the State Department, this strategy will be at risk. The Hart-Rudman Commission called for a significant restructuring of the State Department specifically and foreign assistance programs generally, stating that … - page 193
… significant amounts of discretionary funding. It also exists among a broader array of federal agencies that are duplicative, particularly when it comes … the provision of direct and indirect foreign assistance. Realistically, meaningful reform of the State Department will … - page 193
… Below are some key structural and - 2525 Below are some key structural and operational recommendations that will be essential for the next … - page 193
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