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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… and allowed USAID's counter- China architecture to waste away, subordinating our national security interests to … and allowed USAID's counter-China architecture to waste away, subordinating our national security interests to … - page 256
… $26 billion in foreign aid to make the full transition away from coal. Multiplying this amount by dozens of other … continent, the financial resources needed to transition away from fossil fuels are unachievable. In Latin America, … $26 billion in foreign aid to make the full transition away from coal. Multiplying this amount by dozens of other … - page 257
… management of oil and gas reserves as the quickest way to end wrenching poverty and the need for open-ended … management of oil and gas reserves as the quickest way to end wrenching poverty and the need for open-ended … - page 257
… into its programming; and diversify its partner base away from large, expensive, and partisan implementers. The … into its programming; and diversify its partner base away from large, expensive, and partisan implementers. The … - page 261
… governments can then redirect scarce budget resources away from costly health and education toward financing their … governments can then redirect scarce budget resources away from costly health and education toward financing their … - page 267
… communities for transition, and do no harm in the following ways: Chapter Agency for International Development Page … communities for transition, and do no harm in the following ways: … In 2020, USAID’s leadership fused formerly - 3569 … - page 268
… and are more likely to steer vulnerable populations away from dependence on aid toward self-sufficiency. Chapter … and are more likely to steer vulnerable populations away from dependence on aid toward self-sufficiency. … • … - page 268
… integrate both structurally and operationally. The easiest way to foster this alignment is to “dual hat” the role of … integrate both structurally and operationally. The easiest way to foster this alignment is to “dual hat” the role of … - page 270
… oversight functions. It should redirect program funding away from expensive and poorly performing international … oversight functions. It should redirect program funding away from expensive and poorly performing international … - page 275
… and politicized U.N. agencies, international NGOs, and Beltway contractors. All new programs in Africa should build on … and politicized U.N. agencies, international NGOs, and Beltway contractors. All new programs in Africa should build on … - page 277
… refugees who have fled the Maduro dictatorship. USAID is always first to respond to natural disasters in Central … refugees who have fled the Maduro dictatorship. USAID is always first to respond to natural disasters in Central … - page 277
The Case for the Export-Import Bank
… . The Export-Import Bank contributes in a significant way to our nation’s export sales.” Chapter The Case for the … The Export-Import Bank contributes in a significant way to our nation’s export sales.” … As acandidate for … - page 724
… are often “too good to be true.” Once the project is underway, the Chinese have been known to change the terms, making … are often “too good to be true.” Once the project is underway, the Chinese have been known to change the terms, making … - page 725
… manufacturing and the jobs associated with that production away from US. soil. EXIM’s 2018 Competitiveness Report … manufacturing and the jobs associated with that production away from US. soil. EXIM’s 2018 Competitiveness Report … - page 726
… - 10517 When EXIM enters a deal, the American taxpayer is always protected Chapter The Case for the Export-Import Bank … 727 … When EXIM enters a deal, the American taxpayer is always protected … When EXIM enters a deal, the - 10517 … - page 727
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