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🏔️2025 is here. and so begins the fiscal cliff year. Read up on all the key components of the 2025 fiscal cliff starting with reinstatement of the debt limit now!.
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RT @paulwinfree: Congress has accepted only $25 billion of the $91 billion in rescissions that Presidents have proposed since 1974. If Co….
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RT @SenatorBanks: NPR’s ‘hard-hitting journalism’ at work, paid for with your tax dollars. Enough is enough. Time to #DefundNPR
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🧾EPIC’s research shows that this isn’t NPR’s first offense. NPR has focused more and more on politically charged content and violated public trust. Congress should pass the rescissions package and end this waste.
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🤨Great example of why taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to bankroll @NPR. While Texans were bracing for severe weather, NPR was lobbying for $1.1 BILLION to protect its own funding instead of getting the warning out.
What was @NPR and Texas Public Radio doing after the National Weather Service issued its weather alert in Texas? LOBBYING CONGRESS FOR $1.1 BILLION DOLLARS by asking its Texas listeners to call their Senators to vote against President Trump's Rescission Bill.
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🤔Maybe we should be rescinding wasteful spending. What do you think, @SenEricSchmitt? Heard you have $9.4 billion of ideas.
$36,595,101,611,079.13 (-) #NationalDebt.
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A year later, Congress delivered by putting these priorities into law through the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill.
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📊 In July 2024, EPIC polled voters on their top 5 priorities for the 119th Congress:.✅ Secure the border.✅ Lower inflation.✅ Extend tax cuts.✅ Get Americans back to work.✅ Shrink government to pre-COVID size.
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EPIC’s latest report by @DavidADitch makes the case that these welfare reforms:.✅ Reign in unsustainable spending.✅ Provide opportunities for fulfilling work.✅ Preserve the program for the neediest.
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In 1996, critics warned welfare reform would cause mass hardship. Instead, poverty fell and employment rose. The One Big Beautiful Bill builds on that legacy with even bolder reforms.
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RT @DavidADitch: There is not enough appreciation from conservatives about the size of the welfare reforms passed in the OBBB, and entirely….
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RT @DominicJPino: "Even after the passage of the OBBBA, Medicaid spending will continue to increase at roughly 3 percent per year . Onl….
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RT @RepEricBurlison: The goal has always been to put children, the disabled, and pregnant women first. Work requirements protect Medicaid….
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RT @DavidADitch: Federal FY 2025 has a marked break between the Oct-Jan and Feb-Jun periods. -The rate of spending growth is slowing: 6.5%….
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RT @paulwinfree: Coming into 2025, the federal government had about $9.4 trillion in debt maturing this year. As of the end of June, these….
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