Thanks, but no thanks

I am encouraged to see that some TN legislators are resisting the statist/big-gov't inertia.

Adam Kleinheider at Volunteer Voters is posting (here) about Rep. Brian Kelsey and his response to the directive of house leaders for a list of recipient organizations in their home districts to benefit from a collective $20 million in pork, er, "investment."

Politicians blatantly patronizing voters--even voters affiliated with not-for-profits or charitable organizations, with tax revenues is outrageous. Thanks, but no thanks . . . you don't need to be "charitable" on my behalf.