Carolina Governor: Washington Connections and David Beasley

carolina governor: The former South Carolina governor said stakes are high, according to Brandon Sun. One country, South Sudan, has been struck by famine, three are on the brink of it, 20 million people don't know where their next bite of food will come from and the WFP has received only 2 billion of 9 billion in needed donations for this year. David Beasley, the new executive director of the World Food Program, told The Associated Press that he will use his Washington connections to defend the cash-strapped U.N. agency in what he expects to be a dog fight over the 2018 U.S. budget. You are looking at 600,000 children ... seriously at risk of death if we don't receive the funding we need, Beasley said in an interview. We literally have to determine who lives and who dies, and that's not a decision any of us want to make. And if we don't receive the funding we need, then we have to make some very hard decisions. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.