Senators Rick Scott and Mike Lee introduce legislation to rename the Department of Defense back to the Department of War.
Quiver AI Summary
Senators Rick Scott and Mike Lee have introduced the Department of War Restoration Act, which aims to rename the Department of Defense back to its historical name, the Department of War, coinciding with actions by former President Trump. Representative Greg Steube is advancing similar legislation in the House.
Senator Scott stated, "Restoring the name to Department of War reflects our true purpose: to dominate wars, not merely respond after being provoked." Senator Lee emphasized the historic significance of the original name, asserting that it should be clear that Americans are not only on the defense.
Congressman Steube highlighted the legacy of the Department of War, saying it honors the military's historical commitment to excellence and lethality. The proposed legislation seeks to make this name change a permanent fixture in federal law.
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Rick Scott Net Worth
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Rick Scott Bill Proposals
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