Now, fast-forward, and the current vulnerable population-- what we call the vulnerable population--the indigent, the poor, those who need it, single moms, people who are sick, the frail--that population, even under today's law, gets a Federal--we will call it a match; it is really a formula--a match of 50 to 70 percent, depending on the jurisdiction. Is that correct?
Share & report
More from Chip Roy
There’s a total tax cliff in there. There’s about $1.5 trillion worth of taxes that expire in four years, five years, which means what? In five years, they’ll just keep them going. This is why we end up with the same problem.
I just still think the math is off. I think it violates the [budget] framework.
Texas has a long and proud tradition of rising to defend our homes, our freedom, and our communities.
For me, it's moving the right bill. We should legislate; we should get it done right.
Other voices in this conversation
