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@ResilientP0l1ticalPlatform from Utah submitted…2 days2D

Pro-Israel Dark Money Group Spends Millions Targeting Candidates

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@9MDD3XT from Texas answered…4hrs4H

Should the government increase or decrease foreign aid spend…

Decrease, deny to countries that promote and harbor terrorism, do not use aid as a bargaining chip of any kind, do not u…

@9L4Z23B from Pennsylvania answered…7hrs7H

Should the government increase or decrease foreign aid spend…

Decrease, we need to end military aid to non-ally countries unless they agree to buy weapons. Humanitarian aid should be…

@9MBSR72 from North Carolina answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase or decrease foreign aid spend…

The people should be allowed to decide themselves if a portion of their tax money may go to foreign countries, and aid s…

@9MBH6JK from Missouri answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase or decrease foreign aid spend…

Decrease until all US citizens have universal healthcare, and a living wage. We can increase aid if it is viewed as a lo…

@9MBG9QX from Washington answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase or decrease foreign aid spend…

Resolve our internal issues with health, and housing first. Then focus on foreign aid that doesn't support war.

@9MB8D7R from Connecticut answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase or decrease foreign aid spend…

We should only be engaged in helping with aid for humanitarian purposes, not to fight proxy wars or to get involved in i…

@9M9V2MD from New York answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase or decrease foreign aid spend…

Decrease to countries that harm allies, align with non allies, or in any way try to disrupt our economy.

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