And, while there is all kind of different figures floating around about what it has cost, I would just caution people to say, you know, any time we say it costs the government, we keep in mind that it actually then gave taxpayers a break on what comes out of their wallet.
Schweikert warns against misinterpreting the costs of government programs as burdensome.
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