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#DallasExpress
: “I do not know what part of stop-growing-government-and give people-back-their-money this body clearly does not understand,” Rep. Brian Harrison (R-Midlothian) said in a speech addressing the Texas House.
He decried the bill as “corporate welfare on steroids,” claiming that “We are going to make government contractors very rich, while it’s very unlikely we’re going to find a cure for dementia as a result of this bill.”
“I want to be clear about this, I trust free markets, I trust free people, and I trust free enterprise far more than I trust government bureaucrats,” he added.
#DallasExpress
: “I do not know what part of stop-growing-government-and give people-back-their-money this body clearly does not understand,” Rep. Brian Harrison (R-Midlothian) said in a speech addressing the Texas House.
He decried the bill as “corporate welfare on steroids,” claiming that “We are going to make government contractors very rich, while it’s very unlikely we’re going to find a cure for dementia as a result of this bill.”
“I want to be clear about this, I trust free markets, I trust free people, and I trust free enterprise far more than I trust government bureaucrats,” he added.