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Senate Turns Down Rand Paul's $1.5 Trillion Cut Proposal

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The Senate recently voted against an amendment proposed by Sen. Rand Paul. According to Breitbart, the amendment intended to reduce federal spending by $1.5 trillion was part of a larger legislative strategy to advance President Donald Trump's priorities. This legislative effort was aligned with Trump's objectives, focusing on enhanced border security and boosting domestic energy production. However, it diverged from Trump's original vision of a…

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Senate Turns Down Rand Paul's $1.5 Trillion Cut Proposal

The Senate recently voted against an amendment proposed by Sen. Rand Paul. According to Breitbart, the amendment intended to reduce federal spending by $1.5 trillion was part of a larger legislative strategy to advance President Donald Trump's priorities. This legislative effort was aligned with Trump's objectives, focusing on enhanced border security and boosting domestic energy production. However, it diverged from Trump's original vision of a…

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