Jason Rink

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Executive Director of the Foundation for a Free Society, a libertarian group in Austin, Texas; co-founder of the Ohio Liberty Council, an umbrella organization of Tea Party and Libertarian groups

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Whether Washington allows a federal shutdown or not, massive cuts are being made in federal programs for the poor and the hungry.

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