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Senate conservatives are planning to propose cuts to federal spending in the lame-duck Congress after the elections. This is intended to counterbalance new defense spending, including funds for the war in Iran, depending on potential Democratic gains in the elections. Senate Majority Leader John Thune announced these plans on Tuesday.
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Senate conservatives are planning to propose cuts to federal spending in the lame-duck Congress after the elections. This is intended to counterbalance new defense spending, including funds for the war in Iran, depending on potential Democratic gains in the elections. Senate Majority Leader John Thune announced these plans on Tuesday.
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