Friend, not surprisingly, the Senate passed yet another massive spending bill, all to avoid a government shutdown. 

Just take a look at the crazy things YOUR hard-earned money is funding…

Crazy Items Found in the Recently Passed $1.5 TRILLION Spending Bill

🔬 $5 million for sugarcane research

🎨 $1.65 million to some New York rental property where thriving artists live 

🔌 $1 million for an “Electric Vehicle Masterplan” in Chicago

🚌 $1.1 million for electric bus charging stations in Florida

☀️ $1 million for a “citywide climate assessment” in Rhode Island

🏳️‍🌈 $1 million to expand an LGBT community center in Philadelphia

⛔ $963,000 for an electric vehicle public safety fleet in Florida

🦈 $190,000 for a shark repellant study in Florida

🦺 $500,000 for a safety coordinator in Virginia

🚏 $85,000 for “bus stop equity” in Southern California

This type of crazy spending should come as no surprise when 605 pages of the 1,000+ pages in this bill are for earmarks! 

And it’s not just Democrats spending your money willy-nilly, friend. It’s Republicans who know better.

Right now, our country is accumulating about $1 TRILLION in debt EVERY 3 MONTHS!

This is the very definition of insanity, friend, and it’s time to put an end to it. 

Stand with me as we fight to rein in wasteful spending, cut the entitlements, cut the earmarks, and address this national security crisis.

Friend, this is just the latest example of BLOATED Big Government bills. When and where does it end?

Donate now to fuel my fight for fiscal restraint.

In liberty,

Rand Paul

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