Find Out How Government Waste You Tax Dollars Read The Pig Book Sunnary

In the current fiscal year, the number of earmarks has increased by 32.5 percent over FY 2016, and their total cost has jumped by 33.3 percent. While this year’s $6.8 billion cost remains far below the record of $29 billion set 11 years ago, the total cost of earmarks over the past two years of $11.9 billion represents more than half of the $22 billion in earmarks identified by CAGW since the moratorium took effect.
In short, the 2017 Congressional Pig Book reveals that earmarks are once again on the rise, and this time with very little transparency.
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