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Why Are We Giving the Department of Agriculture $2.2 Billion for Being Racist?

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Why Are We Giving the Department of Agriculture $2.2 Billion for Being Racist?
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, joined by Director of the National Economic Council Brian Deese, speaks on rising food prices at a press briefing at the White House in Washington on Sept. 8, 2021. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images
Braden Boucek
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​The Biden administration is starting to get a distinctive look to it, combining all the vast unlimited powers of the FDR-style New Deal governance with today’s divisive fixation on identity politics that consumes the modern left, all with a sort of incompetence to its gait that’s all Joe.

Braden Boucek
Braden Boucek
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Braden Boucek, a former federal prosecutor who has been litigating for over 20 years, serves as the director of litigation for Southeastern Legal Foundation. Mr. Boucek regularly testifies before state legislatures, has drafted model legislation, and publishes legal scholarship. He is a recognized conservative constitutional scholar, frequent speaker, commentator, and published author. Mr. Boucek is also an active member of the Federalist Society where he serves as an expert on the Federalist Society’s Regulatory Transparency Project State and local Working Group.
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