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The National Endowment for the Arts operates with federal funds, which it allocates to art projects of its choosing. In recent years, legislators have objected to certain uses of those funds, alleging that this artist's work or that museum's exhibit cannot be considered art. Does a legislator have the right to decide on which art to spend taxpayers' money? Should taxpayers' money be used at all to support art? Why or why not?