Senate GOP approves bill to slash foreign aid and public broadcasting funds

The Senate Republican exploded through Democratic and internal opposition to passing the multinational-dollar clobac package of President Donald Trump in the early hours of Thursday morning.

The $ 9 billion rescue bill cut for “Vok” to spend foreign aid programs and NPR and PBS, which the Congress had earlier approved. The Republican has picked the bill as a bill on its discovery to prevent waste, fraud and misuse in the federal government.

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Prominent Senate leader John Thyun, Rupee, said it was a mission shared by GOP and Trump, whose government’s efficiency department (DOGE) identified several cuts included in the package.

“I appreciate all the tasks that the administration has identified the useless expenses,” the Theuns said. “And now it’s time for the Senate to make his share to cut some waste out of the budget. It is a small but important step towards fiscal purity that we all should be able to agree.”

The President’s rescue package cut $ 8 billion from the US Agency for International Development (USAID), and proposed more than $ 1 billion from the Funding Arm Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) for the NPR and PBS.

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The first of many people coming from the White House is.

Unlike the previous procedural votes, Vice President JD Vance did not need to break a tie with only two Republicans, sensors. Lisa Murkowski, R-Lazlaska, Susan Colins, R-Men, joined all the Senate Democrats to oppose the bill. Sen Micha McConel, R-K., voted against the predetermined procedural votes on Tuesday night to pursue the package, but eventually supported the bill.

It is now headed by the House, where Republican has warned the Senate not to change the package. But during the budget reconciliation process earlier this month, the house speaker Mike Johnson, R-La, and fiscal hawk warnings fell on the deaf ears in the upper chamber.

Senate leaders agreed to create a carvings by Senate leaders, in which the international bush-era HIV and AIDS prevention funding were spared.

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Other efforts were made during the marathon vote-e-Ram process to make changes in the bill, but no upper chamber was able to complete the 60-votes threshold.

Senate Democrats tried to kneel the bill with amendments that they argued that they were cutting that would reduce emergency alerts for extreme weather and disasters, isolate America and by making news deserts with public broadcasting cuts to rural Americans, among others.

“Why are we talking about cutting emergency alert,” said Sen Maria Cantwell, D-Wash. “This 1,000 times these stations were warned to tell people that their life was in danger.”

The top Democrat Sen Patty Murray of the Senate Appropriation Committee said that the spending was at a more stake than the cut.

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Washington Democrat alleged that the legalists were also voting on how the Senate is going to spend the rest of this year, are we going to defend only after rescue, because we know that Ras Wout is itching to send us more. ,

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He told Fox News Digital what the Democrats want to do, “Keep this money as much for their vok pet projects as they can do.”

“They were able to do so for four years,” he said. “This is how you meet, you know, DIS and Guatemala sex change in Burma and voter ID in Haiti, which is irony, because Democrats do not support voter ID here, but they are ready to pay it for it in another country.”