On the recordMarch 1, 2017
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.
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congress.govSpending 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.
Kildee criticizes proposed cuts to domestic programs in the budget.
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