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Jeanne Shaheen pressed Marco Rubio over foreign aid funding during a congressional hearing, raising concerns about the impact of aid reductions on global health efforts. The exchange focused on the ongoing Ebola outbreak, vaccine development funding, and broader questions surrounding U.S. foreign aid priorities. Shaheen argued that delays in funding could have serious consequences, while the debate highlights larger questions about how taxpayer dollars should be allocated abroad. The discussion comes amid continued scrutiny of foreign aid spending, public health programs, and America's role in responding to international crises. #MarcoRubio #JeanneShaheen #ForeignAid #Ebola #Congress #GovernmentSpending #Taxpayer #USPolitics #GlobalHealth #ForeignPolicy #SenateHearing #BreakingNews #Politics #HealthPolicy #WashingtonDC