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House GOP leaders have advanced a $95 billion defense package through the House Budget Committee, despite internal opposition from some conservatives. The framework includes significant allocations for defense, agriculture, and state grants, but faces scrutiny for lacking spending-cut instructions. The proposal will move to the House Rules Committee before a full vote is anticipated next week.
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House GOP leaders have advanced a $95 billion defense package through the House Budget Committee, despite internal opposition from some conservatives. The framework includes significant allocations for defense, agriculture, and state grants, but faces scrutiny for lacking spending-cut instructions. The proposal will move to the House Rules Committee before a full vote is anticipated next week.
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GOP's $95B defense package survives critical hurdle amid fiscal hawk revolt
House GOP Leaders Advance $95 Billion Defense Package Amid Internal Opposition