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Congress Must Step in to Stop More Money from Going to Iran

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Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) penned an op-ed urging Congress to work together to prevent Iran and other state sponsors of terrorism from receiving billions of dollars from the International Monetary Fund. Kennedy has introduced the No Dollars for Dictators Act to require congressional authorization before the IMF can issue any special drawing rights to state Sponsors of terrorism or genocide.

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Congress Must Step in to Stop More Money from Going to Iran

Congress needs to have the authority to step in before the White House can rubber stamp the allocation of billions of dollars to our most enthusiastic enemies.

2 years ago·United States

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Kennedy in Newsweek: Congress must step in to stop Iran from receiving billions through the IMF | Minden Press-Herald

“Congress needs to have the authority to step in before the White House can rubber stamp the allocation of billions of dollars to America’s most …

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