Continuing resolutions over the many years has cost the Navy at least, quantifiably, $9 billion.
Tim Scott: “Continuing resolutions over the many years has cost the Navy at least, quantifiably, $9 billion.”
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Scott highlights the financial impact of continuing resolutions on the Navy.
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