Federal government agencies should trust states to manage the distribution of federal tax dollars. Our strength comes from federalism, where the federal government is saying, "Yes, we trust states and won't have to micromanage or look over their shoulders."
By LRA, published on 1-8-2025 updated on 1-8-2025.
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