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Brian Darling

  • President and Founder, Liberty Government Affairs
Washington, D.C.
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Lobbyist for TSG Advocates and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. Former Sen. Rand Paul staffer. #StandwithRand
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Faster Labor Contracts Act Bad for Workers and Small Businesses

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By Brian Darling
| Yahoo Verified
AP Democrats are on the verge of a big victory for their allies in Big Labor with the help of a handful of populist Republicans. The Faster Labor Contracts Act (FLCA) is bad policy and terrible politics. In the name of speeding up the approval of a first labor contract between a union and employer, government is empowered to order the terms of a collective bargaining contract. Democrats have hijacked the House of Representatives agenda by using a Discharge Petition to force a vote on the FLCA.
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Make America Healthy Again movement is a good one

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By Brian Darling
| MSN Verified
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Make America Healthy Again movement is a good one

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By Brian Darling
| Washington Examiner Verified
MAHA AT WAR: PENTAGON’S HEALTH REFORM IN LOCKSTEP WITH RFK JR.’S MISSION On the food side, the Dietary Guidelines for Americans for the next five years asks American households to prioritize diets built on “whole, nutrient-dense foods — protein, dairy, vegetables, fruits, healthy fats, and whole grains” while pairing that diet with “a dramatic reduction in highly processed foods laden with refined carbohydrates, added sugars, excess sodium, unhealthy fats, and chemical additives.” This seems...
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