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Trump gives Christmas subsidies to farmers, lumps of coal to others

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By Mo Brooks
| AL.com Verified
This is an opinion column During the Christmas season, President Trump announced a $12 billion supplemental taxpayer subsidy to farmers to “offset bad Biden policies.” Others say the subsidies are to offset Trump’s trade wars and resulting retaliation against American agriculture. Consistent with that latter view, during Trump’s last trade war in 2019, he gave farmers $19 billion in supplemental taxpayer subsidies.
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Some Republicans in Alabama support open borders and illegal aliens

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By Mo Brooks
| AL.com Verified
This is an opinion column The 2010 Tea Party revolution gave Alabama its first Republican legislature in 136 years. Since then, a tidal wave of liberal Democrats switched parties to win elections . . . while keeping their liberal beliefs. Conservatives call them “RINOs.” These RINOs and their special interest masters who fund their campaigns work tirelessly to undermine conservative GOP values. They are effective at it, and they collectively control Alabama’s legislature.
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The first time I heard Trump explain his thoughts on public policy

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By Mo Brooks
| AL.com Verified
This is an opinion column We convened in the White House’s cabinet room, a long, rectangular room with a table stretching from one end to the other. Members of the House Freedom Caucus sat at the table or along the wall on the room’s west side, facing the Rose Garden. Opposite us sat President Donald Trump, Vice-President Mike Pence, the President’s cabinet (including then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions), and everyone who was anyone in the Trump White House. It was 2017.
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