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I posted this issue because I want you to read the report about Congress putting their coffee bill on taxpayers. This Congress just has no conscious do they? As Americans struggle to put food on their table (thank you Congress and your taxation for your spending spree) they have the nerve to have the American people pay for their coffe, something they personally can afford themselves. This makes me sick.
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 Fresh Ink: 348,468 cups of coffee bought for Congress at taxpayer expense
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