How we’ve moved a whole branch of government in a libertarian direction
Downsize DC keeps moving a branch of government in a libertarian direction Retweet NOTE: Donors to the Zodhiates brief are listed in the P.S. We lobby Congress, but we also…
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If Obamacare is dead, what’s next?
Downsize DC helped kill Obamacare. Now they want to replace it Retweet Our previous message announced that… Judge Reed O’Connor overturned Obamacare late last week. Our amicus curiae brief in Texas…
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Did Downsize DC repeal Obamacare?
Downsize DC made the winning argument! Again! The repeal Obamacare case Retweet You funded it, we did it, and the results are in — Downsize DC wins again! We and our…
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