Kansas U.S. Rep Ron Estes: “Democrats told the American people that their endless spending was essential to boost our economy….”

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Kansas U.S. Rep Ron Estes: “Democrats told the American people that their endless spending was essential to boost our economy….”
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Apr 28, 2022
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Ron Estes tweeted the following:

“Democrats told the American people that their endless spending was essential to boost our economy. In reality, it has fueled rampant inflation that could close many small businesses’ doors. ksn.com/news/national-“
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Here are other recent tweets from Ron Estes:

“Add this to the many reasons why gas is dramatically more expensive under Biden. #BidenPriceHike money.yahoo.com/interior-remov” on April 26
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“Utilizing ESG scores is a slippery slope that could easily lead to the government mandating companies to discriminate against you based on your political positions thehill.com/blogs/congress” on April 25
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“April is Financial Literacy Month. As a former Kansas State Treasurer, I know the importance of balancing a budget. Managing personal finances and taking time to review current financial situations can help individuals be better prepared for the future.” on April 21
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