House Unveils $60B Reconciliation Bill—83% Less than Requested

House Unveils $60B Reconciliation Bill—83% Less than Requested

House lawmakers unveiled a new funding bill July 15 that provides $60 billion for defense—$290 billion less than what the President’s budget requested. The bill leaves President Trump’s plans for a $1.5 billion defense budget in doubt for this year. Dubbed “Reconciliation 3.0” the bill is intended to be pushed through under a process called reconciliation, a maneuver designed to circumvent the Senate’s requirement for supermajority of 60 votes …

House GOP Confirms Plan to Enact As Much of SAVE America Act 'As Possible'

House GOP plans to enact key parts of the SAVE America Act, focusing on election security and defense funding.

House GOP Launches Reconciliation 3.0 to Advance SAVE Act, Fund Defense

House Republicans release a budget resolution dubbed "Reconciliation 3.0" that aims to protect the nation and its elections.

Reconciliation 3.0 Is Set to Keep Chugging Forward

Sen. Ron Johnson pushes forward Reconciliation 3.0 with $350B defense spending and key budget priorities.

House Republicans’ Blueprint For Reconciliation 3.0 Includes $60 Billion For Defense

House Republicans on Wednesday unveiled a blueprint for a third reconciliation bill that includes $60 billion for defense, a figure slightly below the Trump administration’s request to cover Iran war […]