White House offers no hint of war cost, seeks military funding
Representative Jayapal criticized the administration for seeking massive military funding while the Pentagon remains the only agency unable to pass an audit.
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Representative Jayapal criticized the administration for seeking massive military funding while the Pentagon remains the only agency unable to pass an audit.
White House Budget Director Russell Vought defended a $1.5 trillion military budget request while admitting the administration cannot yet estimate the total cost of the war with Iran, drawing bipartisan fire over Pentagon accountability.
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