When you compare these small funding increases to the large cuts they are paired with, it is not hard to see them for what they are: token investments designed to get a good headline.
John Yarmuth: “When you compare these small funding increases to the large cuts they are paired with, it is not hard to see them for…”
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Yarmuth describes budget increases as mere tokens against significant cuts.
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