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Jasmine Crockett's Finances Exposed - Subject to Personal Liens While She Spends $50k-100k of Taxpayer Cash on Limos, Luxury Hotels Just This Year | The Gateway Pundit | by C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal

Crockett -- who makes $174,000 a year in her position as a congresswoman -- is ready to run for Senate, but not to pay her own bills.

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Jasmine Crockett Tells Jake Tapper the Exact Quote He Read About Latino Trump Voters Is NOT What She Said

Jasmine Crockett's comments on Latino Trump voters spark controversy during CNN interview.

Typical liberal

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Somalis Who Complained About Trump 'Garbage' Comments Involved With Company Accused Of Medicaid Fraud

Two Somali politicians have ties to a Maine organization accused of stealing millions of U.S. tax dollars.

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Republicans Rip 'Gateway Drug' Buried In Government Funding Bills

A group of Senate Republicans are holding up five appropriations bills, known as a minibus, citing in part their opposition to its hundreds of earmarks.

group of Senate Republicans are holding up five appropriations bills, known as a minibus, citing in part their opposition to hundreds of earmarks included in the new government funding package.
The earmarks in the package include $1 million appropriated to renovate the elevators at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, $7 million for a bike path in Hawaii and another $1 million subsidizing California’s embattled rail system. Conservatives have long argued that steering federal dollars to pet projects back home is wasteful and have pointed to conference rules that prohibit congressionally directed spending, known as an earmark, since 2011.

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Republicans Rip 'Gateway Drug' Buried In Government Funding Bills

A group of Senate Republicans are holding up five appropriations bills, known as a minibus, citing in part their opposition to its hundreds of earmarks.

group of Senate Republicans are holding up five appropriations bills, known as a minibus, citing in part their opposition to hundreds of earmarks included in the new government funding package.
The earmarks in the package include $1 million appropriated to renovate the elevators at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, $7 million for a bike path in Hawaii and another $1 million subsidizing California’s embattled rail system. Conservatives have long argued that steering federal dollars to pet projects back home is wasteful and have pointed to conference rules that prohibit congressionally directed spending, known as an earmark, since 2011.