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⚠️ The price America pays for Washington’s dysfunction


This week marks the longest government shutdown in U.S. history — and American
families are paying the price.

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Flights are being canceled, veterans face care delays, and farmers are
struggling as key agencies close their doors.

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Yet Democrats continue to keep the government closed for political leverage
while Americans pay the price.


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resources, but because red tape and permitting delays make them impossible to
maintain. It’s time to put power back in the hands of the people who live and
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and Kurt Couchman discuss how America’s soaring debt and broken budget process
demand real reform — including a well-crafted balanced-budget amendment to
bring fiscal discipline back to Washington.






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