Unfortunately, the defense appropriation bill has fallen victim to partisan politics.
Kay Granger: “Unfortunately, the defense appropriation bill has fallen victim to partisan politics.”
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Kay Granger criticizes the defense bill's compromise due to partisan conflicts.
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Republicans are working on policies that will grow and strengthen our economy. We will also find ways to reduce spending without impacting our Nation's defense, our commitment to our veterans, or the services that Americans depend upon.
The President's budget proposes a percentage increase for defense. To put it simply, I don't think it enough to address current threats.





