White House Offers No Hint of Iran War Cost as It Seeks Military Funding Surge
Representative Brendan Boyle challenged the administration's claims that social program cuts were merely targeting fraud and illegal activity.
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Boyle Criticizes "Out of Whack" White House Budget Priorities14 articles·11 sources·Avg cred 84/100
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White House Budget Director Russell Vought defended a $1.5 trillion military budget request while refusing to estimate the cost of the ongoing war with Iran, drawing bipartisan criticism over Pentagon accountability and domestic spending cuts.
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