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Pete Hegseth is encountering difficulties in securing Republican support for a $1.5 trillion defense budget, as divisions grow within the party. Senators have raised concerns about the administration's rationale for the funding increase, particularly with midterm elections on the horizon. Despite previous military spending boosts, the current proposals face significant challenges in Congress.
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Pete Hegseth is encountering difficulties in securing Republican support for a $1.5 trillion defense budget, as divisions grow within the party. Senators have raised concerns about the administration's rationale for the funding increase, particularly with midterm elections on the horizon. Despite previous military spending boosts, the current proposals face significant challenges in Congress.
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Republicans Divided Over Proposed $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget