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Naw I think the burden of proof is on the person making the claim. The process of awarding grants is available for people to look at. Your claim is not. I w
by duxup 2y ago
Naw I think the burden of proof is on the person making the claim.
The process of awarding grants is available for people to look at. Your claim is not.
I want to ask as respectfully as possible if you read the article?
These are vague claims made by a politician, he is not demonizing these grants because he wants them to continue ... the intent here is not a mystery.
I'm all for removing any strange inclusion type requirements, but maybe see what happens after you do that for a while?
But let's be honest, Cruz and the current administration don't care about that, they want people scared and to make cuts. "Woke" does that for them.
- TaurenHunter 2y agoThe burden is absolutely on you to justify all that woke waste (that was promoted by other politicians that you favor) when the country is at a critical crossroad regarding unsustainable spending. And that tactic of calling others names ("you're anti-science, anti-vaxx, anti-this, anti-that") is overused. Thankfully, no one outside your bubble is buying it anymore.