Claims
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Extracted Claims (28411)
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Simplified: Taxpayers should not foot the bill for private gains1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Reform will only come when voters start throwing fiscally irresponsible members out of office1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: CFDA was first published in 1965 and listed 263 programs1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Most subsidy programs that existed in 1970 were created in the 1960s1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Burdensome tax and regulatory policies helped push shipping-related industries offshore1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Federal energy research has poor track record energy industry should fund its own research as other industries do1 sources8 months ago
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Nobody knows where the economy is headed in the future, especially not politicians in Washington. 0.500Simplified: Nobody knows where the economy is headed in the future especially not politicians in Washington1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: More than 1800 federal subsidy programs present a wealth of earmarking opportunities for legislators1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Congress could provide every household with an annual tax cut of about $800 by ending corporate welfare1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Federal import quotas on sugar push up U.S. sugar prices and hurt U.S. candy manufacturers1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: When government starts choosing industries and technologies to subsidize it will likely bet on the wrong horses at taxpayer expense1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Businesses and venture capital firms make many investments that turn sour but their losses are private and not foisted involuntarily on other people1 sources8 months ago
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This $500 million agency provides subsidies to the commercial shipping and shipbuilding industries. 0.500Simplified: Maritime Administration provides subsidies to commercial shipping and shipbuilding industries costing $500 million1 sources8 months ago
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The Department of Energy spends about $9 billion annually on civilian energy research and subsidies. 0.500Simplified: Department of Energy spends about $9 billion annually on civilian energy research and subsidies1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Corporate welfare creates at least five other types of damage1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Distortion causes resources to flow from higher-valued to lower-valued uses in the economy which reduces the nation's output1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Many federal programs duplicate activities routinely provided in private markets such as insurance loans and marketing1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Federal government requires ethanol to be used in fuels provides a tax credit for ethanol producers and imposes a tariff on ethanol imports1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Ethanol production has soared which has harmed consumers because food prices have risen as farmland has been converted to ethanol production1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Problem was starkly illustrated by the Ron Brown scandals of the 1990s1 sources8 months ago