A fight has broken out regarding the anti-weaponization fund, involving the White House and the Senate.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 1

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Aug 4CNN hosted a platform for political questioning, pressing on the status of the Anti-Weaponization Fund.Sub-event
Aug 1The fight over Trump's anti-weaponization fund is underway within the broader budgetary process between the executive and legislative branches.1 source
- politicalwire.com

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The budgetary process between the legislative and executive branches is underway. All 3 developments

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Aug 1politicalwire.com