Health and Human Services Spending: Bigger Government, Higher Taxes

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This partisan Democrat bill expands health and human services spending while increasing government control over budgeting and state resources. CPAC opposes HF2435 because it grows the size of government unnecessarily, burdens taxpayers, and undermines fiscal responsibility. By prioritizing bigger government over efficiency and individual freedom, the measure threatens personal liberty and sound budgeting. The Senate passed the bill, 34-33, but it was never signed into law.