Cutting lifesaving programs does not improve upon assistance or stretch dollars to reach more people.
Mike Conaway: “Cutting lifesaving programs does not improve upon assistance or stretch dollars to reach more people.”
On the recordFebruary 27, 2017
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Conaway criticized proposed cuts to food aid programs in the FY 2018 Budget Proposal.
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