On the recordFebruary 25, 2019
Now we are going to ask the taxpayers to fund the campaigns of people who probably disagree with--that they are going to fund elections of people they possibly disagree with.
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Womack criticizes taxpayer funding for political campaigns, suggesting it contradicts public interests.
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