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Heritage in the news: April 2006
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- “Farm subsidies are America’s largest corporate welfare program,” Brian Riedl tells The Boston Herald
- Columnist Veronique de Rugy cites a Heritage study on terrorism prevention in The Dallas Morning News
- America's debt, including owed entitlements, is $375,000 per worker, Alison Fraser explains in The Kansas City Star
- Congress will probably add pork to the emergency spending bill, Brian Riedl tells Gannett News
- The Director of National Intelligence has a thankless, bureaucratic but important job, Peter Brookes writes in The New York Post
- The Rockingham [NH] News cites Ed Feulner on the crisis on federal spending
- Sunshine and transparency are the best ways to reform earmarks, Ron Utt writes in The Washington Times
- Lawmakers are confident that President Bush will never veto even outlanding spending, Brian Riedl tells USA Today
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