Congress has passed President Trump’s sweeping budget bill, turning its back on our country’s most vulnerable. In these halls ...

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It is the most amazing piece of social legislation in the wrong direction that we have ever seen,” former Obama-era Treasury ...

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Rep Drunken Van Orden knew all along that the Big Budget Buster bill would be bad for people, voted for it anyway, then lied about what was in the bill.

Two large solar projects in Maine have reportedly already been put on hold in anticipation of the bill’s passage.

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