Nina, With Tax Day just around the corner, now is the ideal time to review all the wasteful spending programs that the federal government has paid for with your hard-earned tax dollars.
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Nina,
It's that time of year again:
With Tax Day just around the corner, now is the ideal time to review all the wasteful spending programs that the federal government has paid for with your hard-earned tax dollars.
And since March Madness is in full swing, what better way to do it than with a good, old-fashioned tournament bracket?
VOTE NOW!Your votes over the next two weeks will decide which of 16 budget-busting federal spending programs will be crowned Americans for Prosperity's Champion of Pork!
Here are just a few of the pork-barrel spending projects that the federal government is paying for with YOUR tax dollars:
- $14 million on catfish inspections
- $92 million in bonuses for IRS employees
- $682,570 to study shrimp on a treadmill
Which wasteful spending program is most worthy of being crowned the Champion of Pork?
(If your March Madness bracket isn't doing so well, this is a great opportunity to redeem yourself.)
We'll be in touch soon to let you know which ridiculous government spending programs are advancing to the next round of voting: the Extravagant 8.
Thank you for voting, and for being a part of our efforts to cut wasteful spending!
-- Your friends at Americans for Prosperity
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