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ITEM: Foreign aid is "likely to suffer" in President Bush's proposed budget, worried a feature on the Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty website on February 4. The article claimed such aid has long been used successfully. Now, however, "considering its record budget deficit, expensive military campaigns in both Iraq and Afghanistan and the ongoing war against terrorism, the U.S. is looking to trim traditional foreign assistance programs."
BETWEEN THE LINES: How much foreign aid does the U.S. government provide? It is worth a brief review.
Though U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan called the United States (at Notre Dame in 2000) "one of the least generous" nations in the world, that is laughable. During the four decades or so after World War 11, the U.S. supplied more than a trillion ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Your tax dollars overseas.(Between The Lines)