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Of course corporate welfare is a big government thing--film tax credits, chicken plant purchases, music credits are all big government spending.

Welfare is giving money. Tax credits are reducing theft of money. You don't get it. You never will.

As for every other bullet point in your post.. I want context and link. I know NONE of it to be true and I think you are ashamed of your link.

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Posted by I B Freeman

Member since Oct 2009

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Posted on 6/8/14 at 4:31 pm to Zach

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Welfare is giving money. Tax credits are reducing theft of money. You don't get it. You never will

Zach it is essentially out and out cash payments and that is exactly what Jindal has supported and expanded with the film tax credits, digital media credits and the live music credits.

Now don't be a dumb arse and argue that anymore. It is fact. It was more than $250 million in 2013 and it comes off the top so it is not even a budget item. In the case of films it has not limit.

All of other bullet points are true--

Jindal backs from EWE ally Alario

To see the debt thing you have to look at a lot of sources most notably the actual outstanding debt and the various unfunded retirement obligations. Look at the Jindal years here

Everybody knows about the chicken plant Bo Pilgrim's bankrupt company wanted $80 million for but was worth only twentysomething. Jindal took money from you and me to make the difference up for Bo as they sold it to Foster Farms. Do you need links? If so then give me one that says it is a lie.

Stelly opposition and other position changes on taxes. LINK

https://www.forbes.com/sites/danalexander/2013/07/31/billionaire-saints-owner-tom-benson-to-score-400-million-revenue-boost-from-agreement-with-state/

a short piece on the hospital LINK

CAGW had the earmark stuff but it has been so long it is not there.

But nonetheless now you see what I said is true. You and Jindal are both conservatives in name only--CINOs