Given the severity of the funding cuts and the extreme nature of the policy changes, this seems much more like an irresponsible way of offsetting our Republican colleagues' deficit-financed tax cuts for millionaires and big corporations than a true budget you or Secretary Azar would have crafted for your agency to succeed.
John Yarmuth: “Given the severity of the funding cuts and the extreme nature of the policy changes, this seems much more like an…”
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Yarmuth criticizes the budget cuts as irresponsible offsets for tax cuts for the wealthy.
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