After looking at it, the general has given it very little thought as many of the policy proposals are unserious in nature – at best. Privatizing NOAA is not something that the Congressman is in support of nor will he ever be.
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… declared itself a “near-Arctic state,” which is an imaginary term non-existent in international discourse. The United … declared itself a “near-Arctic state,” which is an imaginary term non-existent in international discourse. The United … - page 190
… opening of a U.S. consulate in Nuuk is welcome. A formal year-round diplomatic presence is an effective way for the U.S. to better understand local political and economic dynamics. Furthermore, given Greenland’s geographic proximity … - page 190
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… like the United Nations (U.N.) can be tremendously useful—but membership in these organizations must always be understood as a means to attain defined goals rather … like the United Nations (U.N.) can be tremendously useful—but membership in these organizations must always … - page 190
… Engagement with international organizations is one relatively easy way for the U.S. to defend its interests and to seek to … - page 190
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