House Republicans Flip on Record Military Budget: Deals Revealed
The Damage ReportDecember 11, 20258 min73,561 views
15 connectionsΒ·21 entities in this videoβRecord Military Spending Approved
- π° Lawmakers in the House approved nearly $1 trillion in military spending for one year, with a vote of 312-112.
- β οΈ This spending is for the existing military, not to build it from scratch, highlighting a significant annual expenditure.
- π Critics point out the contrast between this massive military budget and the inability to fund social programs like student loan forgiveness, Medicaid, or SNAP.
Marjorie Taylor Greene's Flip
- π€ Marjorie Taylor Greene changed her vote from no to yes on the rule for the bill after securing a promise for a floor vote on her Protect Children's Innocence Act.
- βοΈ This act aims to make it a Class C felony to administer gender-affirming care to minors.
- π€ Greene's shift is framed as a trade-off between her opposition to military spending and her priority of passing anti-trans legislation.
Bipartisan Support for Military Spending
- π« There is a striking lack of dissent on military budgets, with both Democrats and Republicans largely supporting increased spending.
- π This bipartisan consensus extends to foreign policy, including potential interventions like in Venezuela.
- π The military budget is described as an
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