Senator Thune criticizes Democrats for blocking a bipartisan defense bill intended to fund military pay.
Quiver AI Summary
U.S. Senator John Thune criticized Democrats for blocking a bipartisan defense appropriations bill, which he argued would fund troop pay. He stated that despite previous bipartisan support in committee, Democrats' refusal to engage with offered proposals demonstrates a lack of commitment to supporting the military. Thune emphasized that the vote reveals the party's political priorities over the needs of troops.
Thune accused Democrats of jeopardizing funding for defense in pursuit of leverage in government negotiations, suggesting their actions contradict previous statements about the impacts of government shutdowns. He expressed frustration with their unwillingness to participate in a normal appropriations process, which he views as essential for advancing legislation.
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John Thune Net Worth
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John Thune Bill Proposals
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Thune disclosed $372.8K of spending. This was the 125th most from all Q2 reports we have seen from politicians so far this year.
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