The problem isn’t that there’s not enough money. It’s that Trump decided there isn’t enough for YOU.
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A lone public commenter criticized federal spending priorities, contrasting household hardships and rising health insurance costs with large federal expenditures—citing a $173 million aircraft purchase, $40 billion in aid to Argentina, and a $1.5 trillion tax-cut deficit increase—arguing there is money for big projects but not for extending Affordable Care Act tax credits.
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