Idaho U.S. Rep Russ Fulcher: “Milton Friedman warned that nothing is as permanent as a temporary government program, and we hope…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Russ Fulcher: “Milton Friedman warned that nothing is as permanent as a temporary government program, and we hope…”
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May 27, 2022
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Russ Fulcher tweeted the following:

“Milton Friedman warned that nothing is as permanent as a temporary government program, and we hope for the sake of American taxpayers that this will not hold true for the Biden Administrations COVID-19 policies. Read our letter to President Biden: fulcher.house.gov/_cache/files/5“
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Here are other recent tweets from Russ Fulcher:

“Wonderful to meet with Couer dAlene and Meridian members of the Alzheimers Association recently. We discussed how to support caregivers and the 6.5 million Americans living with Alzheimers.” on May 25
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“May is #NationalBeefMonth. Thank you to the Idaho ranchers leading more than 8,000 cattle operations in Idaho!” on May 25
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“Dont miss my interview with @KBOIRadios Kasper & Chris starting at 8:35am MT!
Click here to listen LIVE: kboi.com” on May 25
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