Bridges to Nowhere, The Grateful Dead, and the Federal Budget

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Did you know the federal government sends over $800 billion a year to states and local governments to be spent on many wasteful projects?

This week, we sit down Heritage’s David Ditch and Mike Nichols of the Badger Institute to talk about our out-of-control spending on wasteful projects, and the impact this has on federalism and state sovereignty.

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Pieces we mentioned on the show:

Federal GrantstandingHow federal grants are depriving us of our money, liberty and trust in government and what we can do about it

Taxpayers Taken For A Ride (Badger Institute video on “The Hop,” Milwaukee’s new $128 million streetcar)

Taxpayers Deserve A Refund; California’s Rail Debacle

Taxpayers Get The Shaft; New York’s Crazy Expensive Subway Elevators

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