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The phrase "a waste of taxpayer" is not correct in English.
It should be "a waste of taxpayer money" or "a waste of taxpayers' money." You can use it when discussing the misuse or inefficient use of public funds collected from taxpayers.
Example: "The new project was deemed a waste of taxpayer money due to its lack of clear benefits to the community."
Alternatives: "a misuse of public funds" or "an inefficient use of taxpayer resources."
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This is a waste of taxpayer money".
Operation Streamline is a waste of taxpayer dollars.
"Another reaction was it's a waste of taxpayer money.
This is a waste of taxpayer money and a giveaway to bad actors.
He added that the establishment of a select committee was "a waste of taxpayer money".
As true limited-government conservatives would say: This is a waste of taxpayer money!
"From our perspective, the S.E.C. is a waste of taxpayer dollars," her husband chimed in.
He said the impeachment resolution was "ridiculous" and a waste of taxpayer money.
These days, almost all leak investigations, whether of private citizens or public figures, are a waste of taxpayer dollars.
Mr. Austin described the workers as "terrified" by the investigation, and said that it was "a waste of taxpayer dollars".
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Most of the bills deal with minor technical or bureaucratic matters, or are pure claptrap--a waste of taxpayer dollars.
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