Spending less than 3 percent of GDP on our domestic programs that provide support for public education, job training, medical research, nutritional assistance and so much more, frankly is unacceptable.
Dan Kildee: “Spending less than 3 percent of GDP on our domestic programs that provide support for public education, job training…”
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Kildee criticizes proposed cuts to domestic programs in the budget.
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