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Extracted Claims (28411)
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Simplified: Corporate welfare can also take form of regulations or barriers to trade that protect businesses from open competition1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Market Access Program hands out about $200 million annually to help pay for marketing costs of certain farm products1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: U S taxpayers fund purchases of weapons by foreign governments through Foreign Military Financing program costing more than $4 billion annually1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Amtrak receives more than $1 billion annually in subsidies1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Amtrak should be privatized so it can drop unprofitable routes and make users bear full costs of service1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Export-Import Bank backed risky overseas ventures of Enron Corporation provided $243 million in loans to bogus Mexican companies including drug cartel...1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Taxpayers can research who receives subsidies at websites like wwwusaspendinggov and complain to Congress1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Members should proactively comb through 1800 subsidy programs and terminate lower-priority activities1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Projects A and B would fail with stand-alone votes McConnell Cochran and Collins enter agreement for mutual support1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Federal programs deliver subsidies to particular groups and businesses harming taxpayers and damaging the economy1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Earmarks refer to items slipped into legislation by lawmakers to benefit activities in their home states1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Federal government spends more than $3.5 trillion annually1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: CFDA is an official listing of all federal aid or subsidy programs1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: 1970 had 1019 federal subsidy programs1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Table 1 shows how Congress can pass special interest legislation where costs outweigh benefits1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: A hypothetical project creates $40 in benefits costs taxpayers $50 is a loser for the nation1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: The project gains a majority vote assuming legislators vote in narrow interests of their districts1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: The key to program's political success is benefits are more geographically concentrated than costs1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Pro-spending bias of congressional voting is strengthened by logrolling1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: This takes place following record year of global sales of these vehicles shows clear disconnect between Washington and market1 sources8 months ago