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House Republicans unveil $95 billion plan for the Iran war, farm aid and elections

Johnson is advancing a Republican budget plan for defense spending, farm aid and election changes.

House Republicans unveil $95 billion plan for the Iran war, farm aid and elections
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House Republicans unveiled a $95 billion budget plan for Iran war funding, farm aid and stricter voter registration rules. Speaker Mike Johnson is pushing the plan, but Democrats oppose its partisan approach and the proposal faces a difficult path through Congress.

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House Budget Committee chairman defending the decision not to offset some new spending

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House Budget Committee Advances $95 Billion Iran War Package

The House Budget Committee advanced a $95 billion Republican package for Iran war funding, farm aid and voter ID requirements. Mike Johnson is working to move it forward. Center outlets describe the party-line advance and the package’s uncertain path through Congress, while earlier coverage also relays Democratic objections about debt and voting access.

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