Republican civil war erupts over earmarks in funding bills
- Earmarks, also known as community project funding, may be included in the fiscal year 2026 budget, supported by a coalition of House Republicans, despite opposition from some conservatives.
- Republican leaders face a Sept. 30 deadline to prevent a government shutdown while considering earmarks for future funding.
- Senator Ron Johnson has criticized earmarks as offensive and secretive, expressing concern that they may exclude essential funding for local projects.
- Marjorie Taylor Greene indicated she would oppose a continuing resolution without earmarks, stressing the need for funding for infrastructure projects in her district.
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The Return Of 'Pork': GOP Lawmakers Divided On Bringing Back Rarmarks
Earmarks Make For Strange Bedfellows Among GOP Lawmakers Earmarks, long derided by some conservative GOP lawmakers, could make a reappearance in a government funding deal this fall. A diverse coalition of House Republicans from moderate frontliners to fiscal hawks are advocating for the inclusion of earmarks, commonly known as “community project funding,” in the fiscal year […] The Return Of ‘Pork’: GOP Lawmakers Divided On Bringing Back Rarmarks
Earmarks Make For Strange Bedfellows Among GOP Lawmakers
Earmarks, long derided by some conservative GOP lawmakers, could make a reappearance in a government funding deal this fall. A diverse coalition of House Republicans from moderate frontliners to fiscal hawks are advocating for the inclusion of earmarks, commonly known as “community project funding,” in the fiscal year 2026 budget. Though conservative GOP lawmakers have […]
Earmarks Make For Strange Bedfellows In GOP
Earmarks, long derided by some conservative GOP lawmakers, could make a reappearance in a government funding deal this fall. A diverse coalition of House Republicans from moderate frontliners to fiscal hawks are advocating for the inclusion of earmarks, commonly known as “community project funding,” in the fiscal year 2026 budget. Though conservative GOP lawmakers have […]
Republican civil war erupts over earmarks in funding bills
The return of earmarks to the annual appropriations bills has sparked a battle among Republicans on Capitol Hill, pitting fiscal hawks against members of the Appropriations Committees and their allies. It’s a serious battle and one that could scuttle the chances of passing appropriations bills ahead of the Sept. 30 government funding deadline. Republican responsibility for the huge federal deficit has become a hot political issue after President…
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