A full-year continuing resolution (CR) would be a fiscally unsound way of funding the Department, the Navy, the Navy Reserve and government as a whole.
It would misalign billions of dollars in resources in a manner inconsistent with evolving threats and the national security landscape.
Put simply, it puts our national security at risk.
I think there are 30 bills out there to do this and this is just one of many--to regulate who is buying land
this bill does not work unless CFIUS can do the enforcement. You have to have an enforcement tool.
I am particularly concerned about cutting services to our homeless veterans, who need help from the Department to be able to find living-wag...
the President was the one who was telling the truth.
I think that both the Secretary and you gentlemen have shared valuable insight as we move forward with the appropriations process for 2024.
I have said many times that Congress needs to take its cues from the veterans.
I am also concerned with House efforts to rescind $1.8 billion we already appropriated for delivering veterans' health care.
I believe what he says when he says that we want to make sure that veterans' benefits and health care and programs are funded.