Congressional Earmarks
A House Rules subcommittee held a hearing on the legislative provisions called earmarks that direct specific government spending toward a… read more
A House Rules subcommittee held a hearing on the legislative provisions called earmarks that direct specific government spending toward a congressional member’s district or state. The process was banned in 2011, but proponents of the practice are calling for their reinstatement. Several members of Congress testified both in favor and against them. close
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