Foreign Aid

If America can’t remove our commitment to foreign welfare, how will we ever cut enough spending domestically to achieve the economic prosperity we once championed?

Amid budget crisis, a defense of foreign aid - Senator John Kerry

125 to 130 "Billion" Tax Free Dollars per "Year"

Do we spend only about 1% of our budget on foreign aid? Or do we spend much more?

If we didn't support dictators, try to police the world a do what politicians call "Nation Building" we might not have a national debt and be looked upon by the rest of the world in a better light.

Islamic Charity is undermining the value of US Foreign Aid in many regions of the world. The US has invested more money in foreign aid than any other country or charity and much of the time all we have to show for it is resentment.

An overview of two foreign aid policies that hinder economic growth in developing nations.

With her lack of foreign aid and public policy qualifications, no one would listen to Renu Mehta's foreign aid proposal were she not wealthy and attractive.

This research paper gives examples and reasons concerning why many programs to help third world countries has failed. It also tells how some third worlds countries have become developed countries as an example to the rest of the world.

Money is continually dumped into countries with corrupt governments who misspend the millions of dollars. The United States has supplied Nigeria with foreign aid for years, with little to show for the effort on either side of the exchange.

To what extent is foreign aid useful to developing countries?

This essay evaluates both the public and the private foreign aid and their impact on the economy of the developing countries.

This is an in depth article that focuses on how U.>s increase in foreign aid will increase favorability and help win the global war on terror by increasing support and destroying precedent for terrorist ideology.

OpEd piece concerning U.S. aid to foreign countries despite the domestic needs of U.S. citizens.

Americans don't seems to understand numbers and it is hurting us at the family level and at the national level. Here are a few numbers to consider.

Texas Rep. Ron Paul says he will slash $1 trillion in federal spending during his first year in the White House. How does the Republican congressman propose to accomplish this task?

Can America survive this financial turmoil? The key is to put into place reforms that will change the direction we are going today. There are many changes needed. Here are just a few that will make a major impact on our economy.

American politicians continue to fail American people, with the latest example of Pine Ridge where Native Americans live in hidden poverty lacking the most basic of necessities such as clean water, safe housing and hope for a better life.

Is giving billions in foreign aid irresponsible when we are in a financial crisis and have reached our national debt limit?

Africa and Josephine County have similarities that contribute to the poverty of each: raw material-based economies and dependence on aid from outside. Neither are dependable.

President Obama is going to propose a spending freeze on discretionary accounts, excluding defense, veterans programs, foreign aid, and homeland security. Some critics are already suggestion that the exercise is a kabuki dance.

With the recent earthquake in Haiti, the U.S. and its citizens have put their all into assisting. However, many of the problems here on U.S. soil seem to be overlooked by people that could help.

The United States should focus on resolving its domestic problems before offering assistance to other countries

The essential ability of an advanced civilization is exploiting its wealth to enrich people's lives instead of remaining mired in 18th century mercantilism that rewards only the rich and powerful.

A different look at foreign aid, and a suggestion on how America should restructure its aid policy in conjunction with support for domestic interests.

Information on the United States ridiculed about debt, being 'told' by other countries NOT to ignore debts, countries who are in debt to US from WWI, WW2. The US is criticized by the world for not giving enough disaster relief around the world.

The United States is a very generous country, it is especially generous with its taxpayers money, It tosses it around like so much confetti.

Instead of helping people five thousand miles away, how about helping your neighbor ...