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Senate Republicans are raising concerns about a $95 billion spending bill proposed by Speaker Mike Johnson, particularly regarding its deficit implications and the allocated $73 billion for defense funding. The success of the bill may depend on Johnson's ability to unify support within the House, while fiscal conservatives emphasize the need for spending offsets in any reconciliation efforts.
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Senate Republicans are raising concerns about a $95 billion spending bill proposed by Speaker Mike Johnson, particularly regarding its deficit implications and the allocated $73 billion for defense funding. The success of the bill may depend on Johnson's ability to unify support within the House, while fiscal conservatives emphasize the need for spending offsets in any reconciliation efforts.
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Senate Republicans Express Concerns Over Mike Johnson's Defense Spending Bill