John Thune: Continuing Resolution 'Inevitably' Needed for Government Funding
Forbes Breaking NewsOctober 7, 20252 min1,401 views
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- 📌 Senator John Thune anticipates that a Continuing Resolution (CR) will be "inevitably" needed to keep the government funded in the foreseeable future.
- 💡 The CR is expected to be built around conversations between the House Appropriations Committee chair, Tom Cole, and the Senate Appropriations Committee chair, Susan Collins.
- 🗣️ The White House will also play a significant role in shaping the CR.
Ideal Appropriations Process
- ✅ Thune hopes for a "clean" CR that provides time to complete the regular appropriations process.
- 🏛️ He believes the best way to fund the government is through the traditional appropriations process, allowing for floor debates and an amendment process.
- 🤝 This approach aims to enable all members to have their voices heard constructively.
Spending Cuts and Efficiency
- ✂️ Spending cuts are considered to be on the table as part of the appropriations process.
- 🔍 Thune welcomes discussions on finding savings, making government more efficient, and eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse.
- 💰 The goal is to not only fund government programs but also to make the government more efficient, smaller, and fiscally responsible.
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Continuing Resolution (CR)Government FundingAppropriations ProcessSenateHouse of RepresentativesSpending CutsFiscal ResponsibilityGovernment EfficiencyWaste, Fraud, and AbuseSenator John ThuneSenator Susan CollinsTom Cole
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