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Trump budget director faces bipartisan heat in Senate on DOGE cuts

  • During the June 25 Senate Appropriations Committee hearing, Vought defended a $9.4 billion rescissions package amid bipartisan questioning over cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting.
  • The rescission process, used by the Trump administration to claw back $9.4 billion approved by the House earlier this month, requires Congress approval by July 18 under a 45-day rule.
  • Senators highlighted a 50% CDC budget cut, risking a quarter of its workforce, alongside $1.1 billion in public broadcasting and PEPFAR reductions that threaten rural outreach.
  • In response, bipartisan senators criticized the $9.4 billion DOGE budget cuts, risking a high-profile setback for the Trump administration's efforts amid skepticism from both parties.
  • During Wednesday’s Senate hearing, Vought defended the $9.4 billion DOGE rescission package, risking bipartisan approval due to its unusual use after over two decades and a 51-vote threshold.
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PBS NewsHour broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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