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Steve Scalise Criticizes Governors for Rejecting National Guard, Cites DC Crime Bill

Forbes Breaking NewsOctober 7, 20254 min1,295 views
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National Defense Authorization Act

  • 🇺🇸 The House is focused on passing the National Defense Authorization Act, which includes a pay raise for troops and aims to increase morale.
  • 🛡️ The bill supports President Trump's strategy of "peace through strength" by ensuring military might backs diplomatic efforts.
  • 🚫 Efforts are underway to remove "wokeness" from the military, refocusing it on its primary mission.

Addressing DC Crime

  • 🚨 House Republicans are addressing DC crime bills, aiming to reverse what they call "soft on crime measures."
  • ⚖️ Proposed changes include eliminating no cash bail and addressing lenient sentencing for violent crimes, especially for individuals under 25.
  • 🗣️ Scalise calls on Democrats to abandon their "defund the police" stance and support policies that make cities safer.

Criticism of State Governors

  • 📉 Scalise criticizes Governors Pritzker (Illinois) and Walz (Minnesota) for allegedly wanting crime to continue by rejecting National Guard deployments.
  • 🏙️ He suggests that Governor Pritzker could deploy the National Guard to Chicago to combat the high murder rate instead of criticizing President Trump.
  • 🤝 Republicans are committed to pursuing policies that enhance public safety for all Americans, regardless of party affiliation or location.
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